fix: handle list format in create_sql.py json_to_sql#39
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When convert_chatgpt.py generates JSON files, each file is an array containing a single conversation object with 'user_id' and 'chat' fields, rather than a top-level object with 'userId'. This caused an AttributeError when json_to_sql tried to call .get() on a list. The fix detects the list format, extracts user_id from the outer object and uses the nested 'chat' object as the chat content for the SQL insert. Fixes #34 Co-authored-by: Chris S. <yetanotherchris@users.noreply.github.com>
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When convert_chatgpt.py generates JSON files, each file is an array containing a single conversation object with 'user_id' and 'chat' fields, rather than a top-level object with 'userId'. This caused an AttributeError when json_to_sql tried to call .get() on a list.
The fix detects the list format, extracts user_id from the outer object and uses the nested 'chat' object as the chat content for the SQL insert.
Fixes #34
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