Hmm, I haven't look into jq yet, but I don't feel that jq is very easy to use from what I have scanned through.
Maybe I will start another project that makes json manipulation easier for people who are familiar with Javascript. Something like this is in my mind:
echo something.json | jsonpipe 'it.map(obj => obj.value).filter(v => v > 30)'
This would be much more easier for people who are familiar with Javascript already.
I guess jq has a bit of a learning curve. Something like awk, but with JavaScript syntax, I think could be useful to many JavaScript developers!
jq
awk
Stay tuned. I will make one. :P
looks like something similar exists.
npmjs.com/package/json
Nice, I will have to check it out!
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Hmm, I haven't look into jq yet, but I don't feel that jq is very easy to use from what I have scanned through.
Maybe I will start another project that makes json manipulation easier for people who are familiar with Javascript. Something like this is in my mind:
This would be much more easier for people who are familiar with Javascript already.
I guess
jqhas a bit of a learning curve. Something likeawk, but with JavaScript syntax, I think could be useful to many JavaScript developers!Stay tuned. I will make one. :P
looks like something similar exists.
npmjs.com/package/json
Nice, I will have to check it out!