I need to replace part of a value from a json output and i could easily do this using sed -i however it would also replace other parts of the file i dont want it to, unless im missing something. The out put is
{
"LastModified": "2018-03-07T17:24:33.000Z",
"Key": "pending/archive/f7ab1684-e94d-483e-ace1-560367c1196c_1000_s.json"
}
and I need to replace the dash "-" on the LastModified value to a slash, then remove some stuff too like the "T" and the ".000Z" So i can eventually convert that timestamp to epoch.
I tried using cat list | jq -r '.[] | select (.LastModified == "-") .LastModified = "/"' and |= operator but i cant find anywhere else on the web that this has been accomplished.
With jq's sub()
and fromdate()
functions:
jq '.LastModified |= (sub("\\.000Z";"Z") | fromdate)' input.json
The output:
{
"LastModified": 1520443473,
"Key": "pending/archive/f7ab1684-e94d-483e-ace1-560367c1196c_1000_s.json"
}