jq is a sed-like tool for JSON data – you can use it to slice, filter, map, and transform structured data with the same ease that sed, awk, grep and friends lets you play with text.
I'm considering the following array of JSON objects: [ { "index": "index1", "type": "type1", "id": "id1", "fields": { "deviceOs": [ "Android" ], "deviceID": [ "deviceID1" ], "type": [ "…
json jqI have the following JSON file with example values: { "files": [{ "fileName": "FOO", "md5": "blablabla" }, { "fileName": "BAR", "md5": "alaldlafj" }] } Now what …
json jqI would like to convert a list into JSON array. I'm looking at jq for this but the examples are …
bash jqIn jq, how can I convert a JSON to a string with key=value? From: { "var": 1, "foo": "bar", "x": "test" } …
json bash jqI had problem to get the value from the map list due to the key has "." inside. docker inspect jenkins ... …
docker docker-compose jqI have an aws query that I want to filter in jq. I want to filter all the imageTags that …
json jqI'm trying to figure out how to remove an array element from some JSON using jq. Below is the input …
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