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`gron` is super useful when you don't directly know the structure of some JSON - gives you a nice simple path to locate things you can then construct a `jq` que
by zimpenfish 3y ago
`gron` is super useful when you don't directly know the structure of some JSON - gives you a nice simple path to locate things you can then construct a `jq` query to deal with (since e.g. dealing with multiple items in the same list can be a faff with `gron`.)
- swah 3y agoAnother option: jless. You can then copy the path and use in jq with "yq".