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gron looks pretty cool, but it doesn't really seem like a substitute for jq? jq does all sorts of transformations.
by mehrdadn 6y ago
gron looks pretty cool, but it doesn't really seem like a substitute for jq? jq does all sorts of transformations.
- enriquto 6y agoyep, gron simply rewrites json into a sane format that can be then transformed by the standard tools (grep, cut, sed, awk, ...). In practice, I use gron mostly to print json data in a human readable and editable format.