InfluxDB JSON response formatting

I have a JSON response from influxdb http query as below:

{

    "results": [{

        "statement_id": 0,

        "series": [{

            "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

            "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

            "values": [

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

                ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

                ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

            ]

        }]

    }]

}

I want to display the above content in the below format in JavaScript.

 File_Download   9

 View_File       8

 Open_TEAM       7

 Open_OneDrive   6

 File_Upload     5

 File_Download   4

I am completely new to JavaScript/json. Appreciate someone could help me. Many Thanks

My attempt:

var response = getResponse();

for (var i = 0; i < response.results.length; i++) {

  for (var t = 0; t < response.results[i].series.length; t++) {

    console.log(response.results[i].series[t].columns);

    console.log("**********************************************");

    for (var j = 0; j < response.results[i].series[t].values.length; j++) {

      console.log(response.results[i].series[t].values[j])

    }

  }

}



function getResponse() {

  return {

    "results": [{

      "statement_id": 0,

      "series": [{

        "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

        "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

        "values": [

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

          ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

          ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

        ]

      }]

    }]

  };

}

The output comes as below:

[ 'time', 'transactionName', 'responseTime' ]

**********************************************

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:15.1442021Z', 'Security_Question', 3.750389 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:14.7631577Z', 'File_Download', 5.369951 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:13.9440692Z', 'View_File', 13.827224 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:13.3379987Z', 'Open_TEAM', 17.779691 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.9609559Z', 'File_Upload', 38.956707 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.5737327Z', 'Open_OneDrive', 2.949066 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.0929475Z', 'Logout', 11.773299 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:13:50.9144754Z','Login_OKTA',6.6948170000000005 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:13:36.2807192Z', 'HomePage', 2.719711 ]

edited Nov 20 '18 at 13:32

barbsan

2,14811122

asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:46

Anees Mohammed

Have you tried accesing data in this response? How are these numbers in expected output related to your dataset?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 9:06

sorry its just an example of the output. Ideally it should be with decimals
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 20 '18 at 11:51

I've replaced in your code that part where you parsed JSON with your object (now it's working snippet and other users can easily modify it) and added back subject of this question. IMO Array#forEach may help you. Is it ok for you to log it (into console) or are you going to display it using html?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 13:42

@Barbsan - thanks. I need to return it as string variable. As next step I need to hook this code into AWS lambda and then integrate with AWS LEX.
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 21 '18 at 9:23

Well, it seems that your goal is quite different than the one you posted in question - there's some table-like content you want to display, now it's string variable. Do you know what should be in content of this string variable? It's not clear what you're trying to achieve and this question may become too broad soon. Read how to ask
– barbsan
Nov 21 '18 at 9:35

add a comment |

I have a JSON response from influxdb http query as below:

{

    "results": [{

        "statement_id": 0,

        "series": [{

            "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

            "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

            "values": [

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

                ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

                ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

            ]

        }]

    }]

}

I want to display the above content in the below format in JavaScript.

 File_Download   9

 View_File       8

 Open_TEAM       7

 Open_OneDrive   6

 File_Upload     5

 File_Download   4

I am completely new to JavaScript/json. Appreciate someone could help me. Many Thanks

My attempt:

var response = getResponse();

for (var i = 0; i < response.results.length; i++) {

  for (var t = 0; t < response.results[i].series.length; t++) {

    console.log(response.results[i].series[t].columns);

    console.log("**********************************************");

    for (var j = 0; j < response.results[i].series[t].values.length; j++) {

      console.log(response.results[i].series[t].values[j])

    }

  }

}



function getResponse() {

  return {

    "results": [{

      "statement_id": 0,

      "series": [{

        "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

        "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

        "values": [

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

          ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

          ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

        ]

      }]

    }]

  };

}

The output comes as below:

[ 'time', 'transactionName', 'responseTime' ]

**********************************************

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:15.1442021Z', 'Security_Question', 3.750389 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:14.7631577Z', 'File_Download', 5.369951 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:13.9440692Z', 'View_File', 13.827224 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:13.3379987Z', 'Open_TEAM', 17.779691 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.9609559Z', 'File_Upload', 38.956707 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.5737327Z', 'Open_OneDrive', 2.949066 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.0929475Z', 'Logout', 11.773299 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:13:50.9144754Z','Login_OKTA',6.6948170000000005 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:13:36.2807192Z', 'HomePage', 2.719711 ]

edited Nov 20 '18 at 13:32

barbsan

2,14811122

asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:46

Anees Mohammed

Have you tried accesing data in this response? How are these numbers in expected output related to your dataset?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 9:06

sorry its just an example of the output. Ideally it should be with decimals
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 20 '18 at 11:51

I've replaced in your code that part where you parsed JSON with your object (now it's working snippet and other users can easily modify it) and added back subject of this question. IMO Array#forEach may help you. Is it ok for you to log it (into console) or are you going to display it using html?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 13:42

@Barbsan - thanks. I need to return it as string variable. As next step I need to hook this code into AWS lambda and then integrate with AWS LEX.
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 21 '18 at 9:23

Well, it seems that your goal is quite different than the one you posted in question - there's some table-like content you want to display, now it's string variable. Do you know what should be in content of this string variable? It's not clear what you're trying to achieve and this question may become too broad soon. Read how to ask
– barbsan
Nov 21 '18 at 9:35

add a comment |

I have a JSON response from influxdb http query as below:

{

    "results": [{

        "statement_id": 0,

        "series": [{

            "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

            "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

            "values": [

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

                ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

                ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

            ]

        }]

    }]

}

I want to display the above content in the below format in JavaScript.

 File_Download   9

 View_File       8

 Open_TEAM       7

 Open_OneDrive   6

 File_Upload     5

 File_Download   4

I am completely new to JavaScript/json. Appreciate someone could help me. Many Thanks

My attempt:

var response = getResponse();

for (var i = 0; i < response.results.length; i++) {

  for (var t = 0; t < response.results[i].series.length; t++) {

    console.log(response.results[i].series[t].columns);

    console.log("**********************************************");

    for (var j = 0; j < response.results[i].series[t].values.length; j++) {

      console.log(response.results[i].series[t].values[j])

    }

  }

}



function getResponse() {

  return {

    "results": [{

      "statement_id": 0,

      "series": [{

        "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

        "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

        "values": [

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

          ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

          ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

        ]

      }]

    }]

  };

}

The output comes as below:

[ 'time', 'transactionName', 'responseTime' ]

**********************************************

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:15.1442021Z', 'Security_Question', 3.750389 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:14.7631577Z', 'File_Download', 5.369951 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:13.9440692Z', 'View_File', 13.827224 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:13.3379987Z', 'Open_TEAM', 17.779691 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.9609559Z', 'File_Upload', 38.956707 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.5737327Z', 'Open_OneDrive', 2.949066 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.0929475Z', 'Logout', 11.773299 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:13:50.9144754Z','Login_OKTA',6.6948170000000005 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:13:36.2807192Z', 'HomePage', 2.719711 ]

edited Nov 20 '18 at 13:32

barbsan

2,14811122

asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:46

Anees Mohammed

I have a JSON response from influxdb http query as below:

{

    "results": [{

        "statement_id": 0,

        "series": [{

            "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

            "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

            "values": [

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

                ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

                ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

                ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

            ]

        }]

    }]

}

I want to display the above content in the below format in JavaScript.

 File_Download   9

 View_File       8

 Open_TEAM       7

 Open_OneDrive   6

 File_Upload     5

 File_Download   4

I am completely new to JavaScript/json. Appreciate someone could help me. Many Thanks

My attempt:

var response = getResponse();

for (var i = 0; i < response.results.length; i++) {

  for (var t = 0; t < response.results[i].series.length; t++) {

    console.log(response.results[i].series[t].columns);

    console.log("**********************************************");

    for (var j = 0; j < response.results[i].series[t].values.length; j++) {

      console.log(response.results[i].series[t].values[j])

    }

  }

}



function getResponse() {

  return {

    "results": [{

      "statement_id": 0,

      "series": [{

        "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

        "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

        "values": [

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

          ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

          ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

        ]

      }]

    }]

  };

}

The output comes as below:

[ 'time', 'transactionName', 'responseTime' ]

**********************************************

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:15.1442021Z', 'Security_Question', 3.750389 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:14.7631577Z', 'File_Download', 5.369951 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:13.9440692Z', 'View_File', 13.827224 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:13.3379987Z', 'Open_TEAM', 17.779691 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.9609559Z', 'File_Upload', 38.956707 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.5737327Z', 'Open_OneDrive', 2.949066 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:16:12.0929475Z', 'Logout', 11.773299 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:13:50.9144754Z','Login_OKTA',6.6948170000000005 ]

[ '2018-11-20T09:13:36.2807192Z', 'HomePage', 2.719711 ]

var response = getResponse();

for (var i = 0; i < response.results.length; i++) {

  for (var t = 0; t < response.results[i].series.length; t++) {

    console.log(response.results[i].series[t].columns);

    console.log("**********************************************");

    for (var j = 0; j < response.results[i].series[t].values.length; j++) {

      console.log(response.results[i].series[t].values[j])

    }

  }

}



function getResponse() {

  return {

    "results": [{

      "statement_id": 0,

      "series": [{

        "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

        "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

        "values": [

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

          ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

          ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

        ]

      }]

    }]

  };

}

var response = getResponse();

for (var i = 0; i < response.results.length; i++) {

  for (var t = 0; t < response.results[i].series.length; t++) {

    console.log(response.results[i].series[t].columns);

    console.log("**********************************************");

    for (var j = 0; j < response.results[i].series[t].values.length; j++) {

      console.log(response.results[i].series[t].values[j])

    }

  }

}



function getResponse() {

  return {

    "results": [{

      "statement_id": 0,

      "series": [{

        "name": "healthCheckTestV1",

        "columns": ["time", "transactionName", "responseTime"],

        "values": [

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.4799222Z", "Security_Question", 4.167099],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:50.0868723Z", "File_Download", 4.867642],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.6968331Z", "View_File", 9.709544],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:49.3077855Z", "Open_TEAM", 18.121819],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:48.9147399Z", "File_Upload", 9.891604],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:47.0675403Z", "Open_OneDrive", 2.793456],

          ["2018-11-20T08:09:46.5719031Z", "Logout", 11.781315],

          ["2018-11-20T08:08:06.0374685Z", "Login_OKTA", 7.293168],

          ["2018-11-20T08:07:49.8022407Z", "HomePage", 3.037265]

        ]

      }]

    }]

  };

}

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edited Nov 20 '18 at 13:32

barbsan

2,14811122

asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:46

Anees Mohammed

edited Nov 20 '18 at 13:32

barbsan

2,14811122

asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:46

Anees Mohammed

edited Nov 20 '18 at 13:32

barbsan

2,14811122

edited Nov 20 '18 at 13:32

barbsan

2,14811122

edited Nov 20 '18 at 13:32

barbsan

2,14811122

asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:46

Anees Mohammed

asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:46

Anees Mohammed

asked Nov 20 '18 at 8:46

Anees Mohammed

Have you tried accesing data in this response? How are these numbers in expected output related to your dataset?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 9:06

sorry its just an example of the output. Ideally it should be with decimals
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 20 '18 at 11:51

I've replaced in your code that part where you parsed JSON with your object (now it's working snippet and other users can easily modify it) and added back subject of this question. IMO Array#forEach may help you. Is it ok for you to log it (into console) or are you going to display it using html?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 13:42

@Barbsan - thanks. I need to return it as string variable. As next step I need to hook this code into AWS lambda and then integrate with AWS LEX.
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 21 '18 at 9:23

Well, it seems that your goal is quite different than the one you posted in question - there's some table-like content you want to display, now it's string variable. Do you know what should be in content of this string variable? It's not clear what you're trying to achieve and this question may become too broad soon. Read how to ask
– barbsan
Nov 21 '18 at 9:35

add a comment |

Have you tried accesing data in this response? How are these numbers in expected output related to your dataset?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 9:06

sorry its just an example of the output. Ideally it should be with decimals
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 20 '18 at 11:51

I've replaced in your code that part where you parsed JSON with your object (now it's working snippet and other users can easily modify it) and added back subject of this question. IMO Array#forEach may help you. Is it ok for you to log it (into console) or are you going to display it using html?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 13:42

@Barbsan - thanks. I need to return it as string variable. As next step I need to hook this code into AWS lambda and then integrate with AWS LEX.
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 21 '18 at 9:23

Well, it seems that your goal is quite different than the one you posted in question - there's some table-like content you want to display, now it's string variable. Do you know what should be in content of this string variable? It's not clear what you're trying to achieve and this question may become too broad soon. Read how to ask
– barbsan
Nov 21 '18 at 9:35

Have you tried accesing data in this response? How are these numbers in expected output related to your dataset?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 9:06

sorry its just an example of the output. Ideally it should be with decimals
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 20 '18 at 11:51

I've replaced in your code that part where you parsed JSON with your object (now it's working snippet and other users can easily modify it) and added back subject of this question. IMO Array#forEach may help you. Is it ok for you to log it (into console) or are you going to display it using html?
– barbsan
Nov 20 '18 at 13:42

@Barbsan - thanks. I need to return it as string variable. As next step I need to hook this code into AWS lambda and then integrate with AWS LEX.
– Anees Mohammed
Nov 21 '18 at 9:23

Well, it seems that your goal is quite different than the one you posted in question - there's some table-like content you want to display, now it's string variable. Do you know what should be in content of this string variable? It's not clear what you're trying to achieve and this question may become too broad soon. Read how to ask
– barbsan
Nov 21 '18 at 9:35

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