Help with parsing something.

[Nalon]

Hi, I have found a problem during making a config for my website and I am quite stuck.

The information in the Logs looks like this:

Spoiler

"age": 0,
"zip": null,
"city": null,
"state": null,
"country": null,
"gender": null,

The issue is it repeats this code like 12 times and the first two say "null" for everything (like the spoiler says) and the rest actually holds information that I need. Can I like pull all the results and essentially put them in a bucket, and if it says "null" then throw it away, then in the end delete all the repeating ones leaving one last result..? I hope that makes sense lol

[INFINITEY]

Add me on Discord:INFINITEY#6622 i fix this for you.

[Nalon]

@INFINITEY said in Help with parsing something.:

INFINITEY#6622

I only have telegram, do you have that?

[Ruri]

I think you need a regex for this one

[Damond1]

Why not do a recursive parse and then replace commas and null with nothing so that it just holds the value you need

[Nalon]

@Ruri said in Help with parsing something.:

I think you need a regex for this one

@Damond1 said in Help with parsing something.:

Why not do a recursive parse and then replace commas and null with nothing so that it just holds the value you need

Is there a thread or something i can read to learn how to use both of these?

[Ruri]

For regex I don't think a thread would even be enough to understand how to do it, it takes a tutorial and quite a bit of training. Anyways @Damond1 's idea is not bad. Basically you want to place a parse block, tick recursive and parse with LR between city and ,. Then it will output a list variable, just run it through a Utility block (List -> RemoveElements EqualTo null) and you'll have only the not-null ones.