JSONL file as a respone in a REST API

[jlopezpena]

I am trying to build a custom connector for a source using OpenAPI REST. One of their entry points returns not a JSON object response, but a JSONL file instead -- and a hefty one at that, often over 100MB!

Is there a record extractor that can work on these files (basically this would be one record per line in the return file), or how could I go about making my own?

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