In that case, you can simply add a logger and record the output or use the output obtained directly in the form of a data pill in further actions whenever required. You can also select string optionally if you do not need the output in a file.
In the Output field type field, select the CSV output as URL if you need the output in the format of a CSV file. 
Since here we are using a sample JSON object and hardcoding it, we have selected String. In the JSON data source field, select String or URL as a source of JSON depending on your requirement.No authorization is required as this is a self-created app of Quickwork.Select the Convert JSON to CSV action from the drop-down menu in the Actions field.Under the Steps section, click on the Simple Action button and choose the JSON to CSV app from the drop-down menu in the Apps field.
Set the date and time of your choice in the Start at field and keep the Custom payload field empty:. Set the Interval for One day as we need to fetch the breaking news only once a day on a daily basis. Select the trigger event, New scheduled event, from the drop-down menu in the Triggers field. In the Event section, choose the Scheduler by Quickwork app from the drop-down menu in the Apps field. Now, let's use Jackson's CsvMapper to read our CSV file into a List of OrderLine objects. When we run this sample code, our example JSON document is converted to the expected CSV file. writeValue(new File("src/main/resources/orderLines.csv"), jsonTree) Then, we create a CsvMapper with our CsvSchema, and finally, we write the jsonTree to our CSV file: CsvMapper csvMapper = new CsvMapper() JsonNode firstObject = jsonTree.elements().next() įirstObject.fieldNames().forEachRemaining(fieldName -> ) ĬsvSchema csvSchema = csvSchemaBuilder.build().withHeader() To do this, we create a CsvSchema Builder and set the column headers to match the JSON field names: Builder csvSchemaBuilder = CsvSchema.builder() This determines the column headers, types, and sequence of columns in the CSV file. First, we use Jackson's ObjectMapper to read our example JSON document into a tree of JsonNode objects: JsonNode jsonTree = new ObjectMapper().readTree(new File("src/main/resources/orderLines.json"))
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