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- [ ] Document how arrays of literals are written #18 - [ ] What is the behavior if a JSON path is an array, object or literal in different...

Yes it will not work for anyOf, allOf or any recent conditinal JSONSchema properties like `IF`. This should be documented.

Just in case someone needs this, here is an option. Use multer, which is a multipart parser: ``` #cargo.toml multer= "2" ``` Copy this buffered stream implementaion: ```rust use async_std::io::{self,...

I wonder if a BufferedByteStream could be added to asnyc-std like `Bytes`. https://docs.rs/async-std/latest/async_std/io/struct.Bytes.html#. With perhaps `buffered_bytes` on `ReadExt` https://docs.rs/async-std/latest/async_std/io/trait.ReadExt.html for a different stream implementation on readers. I initially used a...

yes I will consider adding this as it will make things faster as there will be no need for type detection for this case.

@alevites could you give me the options/code you are using for this file? flatterer aims to be memory efficient for large files, so it is interesting that this fails. I...

@alevites Tried this file out, and it was taking up around 10GB of memory for me. This is due to fairly large objects (around 10MB) and flatterer has an internal...

@alevites Mounts of object stores, in my experience, are always flaky and do not operate the same as a real file system e.g after deleting a file they do not...

@tooptoop4 The `fields.csv` file is intended for changing column names. Documented: https://flatterer.opendata.coop/index.html#fields-csv and https://flatterer.opendata.coop/options.html#fields-file You can get the `fields.csv` file by running flatterer against your data and then modifying the...

Thanks for the feedback. > 1. Issue --> I tried this with AWS lambda, if I want my output in dataframe, it still expects a output directory. If not provided,...