I'm trying to interact with this List[Option[Map[String, DataFrame]]] but I'm having a bit of trouble.
Inside it has something like this:
customer1 -> dataframeX
customer2 -> dataframeY
customer3 -> dataframeZ
Where the customer is an identifier that will become a new column.
I need to do an union of dataframeX, dataframeY and dataframeZ (all df have the same columns). Before I had this:
map(_.get).reduce(_ union _).select(columns:_*)
And it was working fine because I only had a List[Option[DataFrame]] and didn't need the identifier but I'm having trouble with the new list. My idea is to modify my old mapping, I know I can do stuff like "(0).get" and that would bring me "Map(customer1 -> dataframeX)" but I'm not quite sure how to do that iteration in the mapping and get the final dataframe that is the union of all three plus the identifier. My idea:
map(/*get identifier here along with dataframe*/).reduce(_ union _).select(identifier +: columns:_*)
The final result would be something like:
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|identifier | product |State |
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| customer1| prod1 | VA |
| customer1| prod132 | VA |
| customer2| prod32 | CA |
| customer2| prod51 | CA |
| customer2| prod21 | AL |
| customer2| prod52 | AL |
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