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Dataweave Interview Question Using Map and Reduce

This article will help you practice your Dataweave skills in Mulesoft. Here we have to convert the input to a specific type of output.

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This article will help you practice your Dataweave skills in Mulesoft. Here we have to convert the input to a specific type of output. Let's get started.

Input:

JSON
 




x
19


 
1
[
2
    {
3
        "param_name": "first",
4
        "param_value": "second"
5
    },
6
    {
7
        "param_name": "third",
8
        "param_value": "fourth"
9
    }
10
]



Output:

JSON
 




xxxxxxxxxx
1


 
1
{
2
  "first": "second",
3
  "third": "fourth"
4
}



Let's talk about the solution now. We are going to achieve this in two steps as follows.

Step 1 

The below code is our desired output:

JSON
 




xxxxxxxxxx
1
15
9


 
1
[
2
  {
3
    "first": "second"
4
  },
5
  {
6
    "third": "fourth"
7
  }
8
]



In order to get output like this, we will use the below code:

Java
 




xxxxxxxxxx
1


 
1
%dw 2.0
2

          
3
output application/json
4

          
5
---
6

          
7
payload map ((item, index) -> (item.param_name):item.param_value)



Step 2

This will give us the final output. We use the below code to achieve the same:

Java
 




xxxxxxxxxx
1


 
1
%dw 2.0
2

          
3
output application/json
4

          
5
---
6

          
7
payload map ((item, index) -> (item.param_name):item.param_value) reduce ((item, accumulator) -> accumulator ++ item)



I hope this helps improve your Dataweave skills. Thanks!

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