How can I transfer my geojson data to a mysql database?

I generated with javascript geojson data. Now I want to transfer the data of this geojson file to a mysql database. I know that mysql has a function for geojson data but I'm really new in this topic so I don't know how to use it.
So my question is how I can transfer my geojson data to a mysql database. I would like that one column shows the type (Point/Polygon/...), one the features if there are some (color,...) and one column for the coordinates.
And perhaps is there also a possibility to transfer these data automatically?

At the moment I tried this:

SET @point_o_from_geoJSON := ST_GeomFromGeoJSON( '{"type":"FeatureCollection","features":[{"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[8.721926,49.856657]}},{"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry":{"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[[[8.428072,50.052724],[8.428072,50.190024],[8.807062,50.190024],[8.807062,50.052724],[8.428072,50.052724]]]}},{"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[9.177812,50.151338]}}]}' ); # geometry from geoJSON 
select ST_AsText(@point_o_from_geoJSON) AS `point_o_from_geoJSON`;

But then all the information are in one column: data table

I tried to split the geometries with JSON_TABLE but I am struggling with the different numbers of coordinates of each geometry. That was my try (from https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/json-table-functions.html):

  SELECT *
     FROM
       JSON_TABLE(
         '{"type":"FeatureCollection","features": 
          [{"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry": 
          {"type":"Point","coordinates":[8.721926,49.856657]}},
          {"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry": 
          {"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[[[8.428072,50.052724],[8.428072,50.190024],[8.807062,50.190024],[8.807062,50.052724],[8.428072,50.052724]]]}},
          {"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry": 
          {"type":"Point","coordinates":[9.177812,50.151338]}}]}',
         '$[*]' COLUMNS(
         top_ord For ordinality,
         typeID VARCHAR(10) Path '$.type',
         nested path '$.features[*]' columns (
         	itemtype varchar(10) path '$.type',
         	prop varchar(50) path '$.properties',
         	ord for ordinality,
         	nested path '$.geometry[*]' columns (
         		itemstype varchar(10) path '$.type',
         		ordi for ordinality,
         		nested path '$.coordinates[*]' columns (coord varchar(10) path '$')
                 )
                )
             ) 
          ) as jt;

SELECT top_ord,
       typeID,
       features_ord,
       itemtype,
       CAST(properties AS CHAR) properties,
       geometry_ord,
       itemstype,
       COALESCE(point_coordinate_ord, polygon_point_coordinate_ord) coordinate_ord,
       CAST(COALESCE(point_coordinate, polygon_point_coordinate) AS DECIMAL(10,6)) point_coordinate
FROM JSON_TABLE(
         '{"type":"FeatureCollection","features": 
          [{"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry": 
           {"type":"Point","coordinates":[8.721926,49.856657]}},
           {"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry": 
           {"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[[[8.428072,50.052724],[8.428072,50.190024],[8.807062,50.190024],[8.807062,50.052724],[8.428072,50.052724]]]}},
           {"type":"Feature","properties":{},"geometry": 
           {"type":"Point","coordinates":[9.177812,50.151338]}}]}',
         '$' COLUMNS(
           top_ord For ordinality,
           typeID TEXT Path '$.type',
           nested path '$.features[*]' columns (
             features_ord for ordinality,
             itemtype TEXT path '$.type',
             properties JSON path '$.properties',
             nested path '$.geometry' columns (
               geometry_ord for ordinality,
               itemstype TEXT path '$.type',
               nested path '$.coordinates[*]' COLUMNS (
                 point_coordinate_ord FOR ORDINALITY,
                 point_coordinate TEXT PATH '$'
                 ),
               nested path '$.coordinates[*][*][*]' COLUMNS (
                 polygon_point_coordinate_ord FOR ORDINALITY,
                 polygon_point_coordinate TEXT PATH '$'
                 )
               )
             )
           ) 
         ) as jt
WHERE COALESCE(point_coordinate, polygon_point_coordinate) IS NOT NULL
ORDER BY 1,3,6,8;

fiddle