The NDJSON data doesn't contain variable names in each row, only values.
For example:
With variables names:
{"name": "Leandro","lastName": "Shokida"} {"name": "Mariano","lastName": "De Achaval"}
Without variable names:
{"Leandro", "Shokida"} {"Mariano", "De Achaval"}
From what I can tell we can:
- Update the NDJSON test data so that each row contains variable names. We can then stream this directly to a data frame.
- If this is intentional, we can read this in as a list of lists, bind the rows and convert to a data frame.
The NDJSON data doesn't contain variable names in each row, only values.
For example:
With variables names:
{"name": "Leandro","lastName": "Shokida"} {"name": "Mariano","lastName": "De Achaval"}Without variable names:
{"Leandro", "Shokida"} {"Mariano", "De Achaval"}From what I can tell we can: