Using the command line to turn a JSON object into a CSV can come in handy if you want to explore the payload of an API for the first time. You will also need a bearer token from your App, which can be retrieved in the Twitter developer portal. As a reminder, to create an App to use v2 of the Twitter API, you must first create a Project in the developer portal, and then you will be prompted to create your App. Access to the Twitter API is available with active keys and tokens for a developer App. To get started, you will need to have a developer account. This blog post will walk you through five strategies to convert a JSON response generated from a request made using the recent search endpoint from v2 of the Twitter API. Turning a JSON payload into a CSV is a great way to explore an API for the first time since you can see each field individually.

Since CSVs are a widely used, versatile format that can easily be imported into an Excel spreadsheet, database, or data visualization software.

While working with APIs, you may need to convert a JSON object to a CSV.

Json to csv