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Given the following rule;
--- name: wrk2 path: "wrk2-(?<runtimeName>[^\\./]+)-jvm-(?<txRate>[^\\./]+).log" nest: "wrk2.${{runtimeName}}.${{txRate}}" asText: - name: centile50 pattern: "50.000%\\s*(?<centile50:String>\\d+\\.\\d+m?)s" eat: Line - name: centile99999 pattern: "99.999%\\s*(?<centile99999:String>\\d+\\.\\d+m?)s" eat: Line - name: reqSec pattern: "^Requests/sec:\\s*(?<reqSec>\\d+\\.\\d+)" eat: Line ---
And file wrk2-quarkus-jvm-2000.log with contents;
wrk2-quarkus-jvm-2000.log
Running 30s test @ http://localhost:8080/api 16 threads and 400 connections ... Latency Distribution (HdrHistogram - Recorded Latency) 50.000% 1.04ms 75.000% 1.32ms 90.000% 1.66ms 99.000% 2.17ms 99.900% 3.07ms 99.990% 5.57ms 99.999% 13.47ms 100.000% 13.47ms ... 59892 requests in 30.00s, 65.17MB read Requests/sec: 1996.32 Transfer/sec: 2.17MB
The output Json nested under wrk2.quarkus.2000 is a Json Array with a single object;
wrk2.quarkus.2000
{ "wrk2": { "quarkus": { "2000": [ { "centile50": "9.00", "centile99999": "15.34", "reqSec": 8595.75 } ] } } }
Is there currently a way of outputting this as a Json Object, such that the output is;
{ "wrk2": { "quarkus": { "2000": { "centile50": "9.00", "centile99999": "15.34", "reqSec": 8595.75 } } } }
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Added a temp hack to yaup to get round this : johnaohara/yaup@d2a2813
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Given the following rule;
And file
wrk2-quarkus-jvm-2000.log
with contents;The output Json nested under
wrk2.quarkus.2000
is a Json Array with a single object;Is there currently a way of outputting this as a Json Object, such that the output is;
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: