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I recently wrote a short example based gist for a specific health care use case (evaluating FHIR data) using jq. https://gist.github.com/joshgel/12082d23a75fea

• sequoia 6y ago
  > But, this prints all 317 resource types on a new line, not super helpful. > So, let's group by and count: > cat 1396-Ledner.json | jq '.entry[].resource.resourceType' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr This gives me a list that looks like this: This is so funny! We came up with some of the exact same combinations of tools (jq + sort, uniq, wc etc.). I mean, it makes sense so I shouldn't be surprised!