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I like the trend of commands adding json output. Then you don't need to get a new shell just incrementally add other commands than can process json.
by ape4 4y ago
I like the trend of commands adding json output. Then you don't need to get a new shell just incrementally add other commands than can process json.
- pxc 4y ago> other commands than can process json Happily, this includes import/conversion functions for new shells, so this plays nice with efforts like Nushell as well.
- dmix 4y agoPlus having less cryptic version of jq is a big win considering how often we all work with JSON files these days. It should be a 'primitive' in shells like strings.