I am currently using gradle mlExportToFile to export json documents to a file. However, I need the final file to be in newline delimited JSON format, with each document on its own line within the file. I saw that the mlExportToFile + REST transform method could be used to create CSVs, so I am assuming this approach will also work for NDJSON. I've tried just about everything I can think of and the file is still not putting records on their own lines. Any advice is greatly appreciated!!
How to use gradle mlExportToFile and REST Transform to Create NDJSON File
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I think the limitation here is that when the underlying ExportToWriterListener (from the ML Java Client / DMSDK library) will write the document to the File in the format that it's retrieved from ML, which will include newlines by default in it. The ml-gradle task is just a single line of code -
runQueryBatcherJob(new ExportToFileJob())
- so you could easily customize your own task.I believe you can reuse ExportToFileJob (which is in the marklogic-data-movement-components project) - it has a
getExportListener()
method on it that returns theExportToWriterListener
(in the marklogic-client-api project). And that has anonGenerateOutput(OutputListener)
method, where you can write anOutputListener
that smushes the JSON into a single line.That could certainly become a new feature in ml-gradle too; i.e. a property such as
-PnewlineDelimitedJson=true
.Feel free to raise a ticket in the ml-gradle project for this (though the enhancement will actually be made in the marklogic-data-movement-components project).