I have over 750 JSON files I need to create from a MySQL Database table.
It is the WordPress "wp_options" table, but this is a MySQL question.
The wp_options table has the following properties.
option_id, option_name, option_value, autoload
The "option_name" is to become the JSON file name.
I am fine if I "have to" rename each file name manually.
The "option_value" is to become the JSON data.
Is there a way I can do this more efficiently instead of creating an empty JSON file for each row and then copying the data base option_value to the JSON file?
My main concern is with 750 files to make I am a little weary I will miss something or double up on something, and this information has to be exact.
If I needed to do this, and only needed to do it once, I'd probably just run a little php script locally.
Assuming you have grabbed this table as an array (here I've called it $wp_options
), you could just iterate over it using fopen
, fwrite
and fclose
to make your files. I've also assumed you want the files to have '.json' extensions but obviously you can strip that out.
foreach ($wp_options as $wpo) {
$newFile = fopen($wpo['option_name'].'.json', 'w'); // w=write mode
fwrite($newFile, json_encode($wpo['option_value']));
fclose($newFile);
}
The above is untested, but I think that would work.