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Orient the idea be that because it’s json there’s a schema somewhere the end user can refer to?
by Jcowell 2y ago
Orient the idea be that because it’s json there’s a schema somewhere the end user can refer to?
- dylan604 2y agoas if the output of the other command also isn't available?
- zulu-inuoe 2y agoBut that output is wildly more variant between applications, especially for cases involving escape sequences, whitespace handling, and so on. All of these are specified in JSON
- dylan604 2y agowhere is this supposed specification for JSON? I can make whatever I want in a [{},{},{}] and it be valid JSON. If it's the first time you've used my thing, you'll have to somehow look up how the JSON is structured. Whether that's from howtousething.com, man thing, or thing --help, you'll still need to find out what thing does. it doesn't matter if it's your thing or my thing, but some how, thing needs to be able to tell people what to do. there is no universal thing that thing outputs. otherwise, nobody would need yours or my thing, but someone else's thing already does it.