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I am all for faster tools, but I am curious as to your use case where the jq speed would be limiting. I only ever cleanup a maximum of a few megabytes at a time
by 0cf8612b2e1e 4y ago
I am all for faster tools, but I am curious as to your use case where the jq speed would be limiting. I only ever cleanup a maximum of a few megabytes at a time, where the jq response is close enough to instant that it has never been a concern.
- VWWHFSfQ 4y agoI typically work with multi-gigabyte JSON and CSV files. I just did a quick test with yq and it's only about 30% faster than just using Python's csv and json libraries. Whereas the same thing is 1,200% faster with jq and xsv. It's just my use-case though, so YMMV.