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Prabhjot Singh Lamba

Standalone Formula Example

Input:
'{"name": "Prabhjot", "skills": ["Programming", "Marketing", "Designer", "3D Artist"]}'
Output:
coda.makeObjectSchema({properties: { name: { type: coda.ValueType.String }, skills: { type: coda.ValueType.Array, items: {type: coda.ValueType.String} }}})

Table Formula Example

NOTE:
Create the json structure in and copy value from there in the Json Value column
You can copy schema code value and paste into your own packs
Coda Columns Quotation “” gives an error on calling JSON.parse() so writing JSON directly in Json Value column won’t work.
Get Schema Code
Json Value
Schema Coda
1
{"a": [{"b": 2, "c": [1,2,4]}]}
coda.makeObjectSchema({properties: { a: { type: coda.ValueType.Array, items: {type: coda.ValueType.Object,properties: { b: { type: coda.ValueType.Number }, c: { type: coda.ValueType.Array, items: {type: coda.ValueType.Number} }}} }}})
2
[3, 6, 7]
coda.makeSchema({type: coda.ValueType.Array, items: {type: coda.ValueType.Number}})
3
{"name": "Prabhjot"}
coda.makeObjectSchema({properties: { name: { type: coda.ValueType.String }, }})
4
{ "array": [ 1, 2, 3 ], "boolean": true, "color": "gold", "null": null, "number": 123, "object": { "a": "b", "c": "d" }, "string": "Hello World" }
coda.makeObjectSchema({properties: { array: { type: coda.ValueType.Array, items: {type: coda.ValueType.Number} }boolean: { type: coda.ValueType.Boolean }, color: { type: coda.ValueType.String }, number: { type: coda.ValueType.Number }, object: { type: coda.ValueType.Object, properties: { a: { type: coda.ValueType.String }, c: { type: coda.ValueType.String }, } }string: { type: coda.ValueType.String }, }})
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Bonus Formula: Get Data Type of any Json object

Get Data Type
Json Value
Data Type
1
2
number
2
"Prabhjot"
text
3
[1,2,3]
list
4
{"name": "Prabhjot"}
json
5
true
yes/no
6
null
empty
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