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Consider adding "gron" to your toolset, for easy json processing in the command line. It is cruder than jq, but it has a nice aura of simplicity that jq lacks.
by enriquto 5y ago
Consider adding "gron" to your toolset, for easy json processing in the command line. It is cruder than jq, but it has a nice aura of simplicity that jq lacks.
- sitkack 5y agogron is wonderful for gron | rg <some fragment> | gron -u which gives you a structurally accurate subset of a json document.