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jq is only used in three of the >120 functions (for sort-keys functionality). All the rest use JMESPath. If anyone can help with a solution I'd be delighted to
by failmode 7y ago
jq is only used in three of the >120 functions (for sort-keys functionality). All the rest use JMESPath.
If anyone can help with a solution I'd be delighted to remove the dependency on jq.
https://github.com/bash-my-aws/bash-my-aws/blob/b74d92a902bb54ab7527eb40e79d397b3895bf0c/lib/stack-functions#L326 https://github.com/bash-my-aws/bash-my-aws/blob/b74d92a902bb...
- kafana 7y agoI would definitely keep jq dependency there, especially if you plan to expand the code base to provide ecs and Fargate commands. You will quickly run into use cases where JMESpath is not capable of parsing json outputs for different tasksdefintion commands.