I know I "should" be using node for this, but:
Here is a php page that reads a bunch of files (in this case the files are "raw/_KEY_.json") and then prints out a single json object:
<pre><script>const raw = <? $path = "raw"; $files = array_values(array_diff(scandir($path), array('.', '..'))); $tree = array(); foreach($files as $file){ list($key,$rest) = explode(".",$file); $tree[$key] = json_decode(file_get_contents("$path/$file")); } print json_encode($tree); ?>; document.write(JSON.stringify(raw,null,' '));</script></pre>For some reason the PHP version I had didn't seem to have JSON_PRETTY_PRINT defined (or I was doing it wrong) so I duck into js to do the pretty printing of the result... kind of an ObHack, that :-D
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