Michael Rodrigues

Hi @tatethurston, thanks again for reporting this. I just published version `5.3.0` which adds a new option (`wildcardMatch`) to the `keys` option's Object type `{ field: string, title?: string, wildcardMatch?:...

Happy to help @tatethurston! Thanks for mentioning that. From my testing, it seems that `excludeKeys` is overriding the `keys` option like I'd expect, but maybe there's an edge case I'm...

Oh, it looks like the reason it isn't excluding the key is because `excludeKeys` takes the key paths to be excluded. In your example JSON, that would be: ```javascript excludeKeys:...

Happy to help. 🙂 You bring up a great point with that example use case though. When I setup `excludeKeys` matching, I only anticipated use cases where a prefix would...

Hi @Travellerme, thanks for opening this. I can definitely see the use case for wanting to have keys with nested dots without having them appear escaped in the output CSV...

Hi @Travellerme, Thanks for your thoughtful response and additional options I hadn't considered. You've raised some great points with these additional paths forward. For option 1 you mentioned, I think...

Thanks @Travellerme for your collaboration on this! I was able to make the simple changes necessary to support this tonight and published version `5.2.0` with a new `escapeHeaderNestedDots` option. When...

Hi @Travellerme, can you please confirm that you're specifying `escapeHeaderNestedDots: false` in the options you're passing to the `json2csv` method? The default value is `true`, so setting it to `false`...

Hi @MathRobin, I'm happy to take a look if you have a sample that replicates your use case breaking from `5.0.1` to `5.4.0`, but the behavior for this is behind...

Hi @dwarthen-tnn, thanks for reporting this. The error that you're seeing (`TypeError: kp.slice is not a function`) is because the package doesn't currently support any RegExps in the `keys` option....