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First of all, congratulations! Nice tool! Second, some comments on the presentation: the horizontal violin graphs are nice, but all tools have the same colours
by jiehong 7mo ago
First of all, congratulations! Nice tool!
Second, some comments on the presentation: the horizontal violin graphs are nice, but all tools have the same colours, and so it's just hard to even spot where jsongrep is. I'd recommend grouping by tool and colour coding it. Besides, jq itself isn't in the graphs at all (but the title of the post made me think it would be!).
Last, xLarge is a 190MiB file. I was surprised by that. It seems too low for xLarge. I daily check 400MiB json documents, and sometimes GiB ones.
- micahkepe 7mo agoHey thank you! OP here, yes I was struggling to find large enough documents to run the benchmarks on, the range currently on the benchmark data is ~106 B - ~190MB, which I think covers the majority of quick task workloads, but would love to have large documents, if there's an public ones you can thinking of I'd like to know!
- jiehong 7mo agoThe US government tend to offer big public json document [0], such as crime rates [1], or others. [0]: https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/?res_format=JSON https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/?res_format=JSON [1]: https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/crimes-2001-to-present https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/crimes-2001-to-present