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How does this compare to JQ? Aside for that it appears to support more formats (CSV [which has partial JQ support], and TSV), of course. I find it very helpfu
by sam_goody 5y ago
How does this compare to JQ?
Aside for that it appears to support more formats (CSV [which has partial JQ support], and TSV), of course.
I find it very helpful when people compare their new toy or service with what is already pretty well known.
- awild 5y agoMiller is not new (at least 6 years old is what I can gleam from the Github page). It is somewhat similar to JQ, but specifically for record based formats and not documents. The example page [0] has quite a few nice examples. A recent snippet from my own usage, looking for duplicate ids in a large-ish csv.gz: mlr uniq -c -g id then filter '$count > 1' mlr --ijson --ocsv filter '$success' then stats1 -a mean,min,max,stddev -f duration [0]: https://miller.readthedocs.io/en/latest/data-examples.html https://miller.readthedocs.io/en/latest/data-examples.html