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by laumars
1847 days ago
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If you’re using JSON for tables then you’re much better off using jsonlines. It’s got a properly defined specification (unlike the wishy washy spec of CSV which every maintainer seems to implement differently) so you’re less likely to garble your data while still having all the benefits that CSVs do. Plus a lot of JSON marshaller will natively support jsonlines despite not advertising that functionality. Personally I’d recommend jsonlines over regular CSVs these days but I’ve had so many issues with CSV parsers being incompatible over the years that I’d welcome anything which offers stricter formatting rules. I’d definitely recommend you check it out. https://jsonlines.org |
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