so on this note, unless you have massive json lists... having a json object per line (jsonl) can really help this process... I use jq when necessary .. but I us

so on this note, unless you have massive json lists... having a json object per line (jsonl) can really help this process... I use jq when necessary .. but I usually use `cat file.json | grep foo | grep bar | jq -r .thing` since it's a string, use string comparison tools rather than jq :)