Json To Vcf Converter Today

This works but lacks escaping for special characters – use only for trusted data.

| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | JSON is an object {} not array [] | Wrap your object in square brackets: [...] | | Phone numbers missing | JSON key is "mobile", not "phone" | Edit the JSON to use "phone" OR use a converter that allows custom key mapping. | | Names appear as "Undefined" | JSON key is "fullName", not "name" | Pre-process JSON to rename keys. Use "Find and Replace" in Notepad++. | | Special characters (é, ñ) are garbage | Encoding mismatch | Ensure converter outputs UTF-8. If not, use a script. | | Only first contact imports | Missing END:VCARD or separators | Open VCF in text editor. Ensure each contact block ends with END:VCARD . | json to vcf converter

BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:4.0 FN:John Doe TEL;TYPE=work:+1234567890 EMAIL;TYPE=home:john@example.com END:VCARD This works but lacks escaping for special characters

import json

Normalization meant cleaning phone numbers and emails. She wrote a small routine to strip non-digits and add country codes when missing, then another to trim whitespace and correct common domain typos—gamil.com became gmail.com, hotmial flipped to hotmail. For addresses she used a simple heuristic: if both streetLine1 and line2 existed, join them with a comma; if only a single address line existed, send it through as-is. Use "Find and Replace" in Notepad++

"full_name": "FN", "mobile": "TEL", "email_address": "EMAIL", "job_title": "TITLE"

// Emails for each email in contact.emails: typeParam = "TYPE=" + email.type if email.type else "" vcfString += "EMAIL" + formatType(typeParam) + ":" + email.address + "\n"