This is a experimental tool that I create for educational purposes, it's
based in the jq
works
With this tool you can parse json-like strings, and get some properties
(like jq
package)
To install json-parser
first clone the repository:
mkdir -p ~/repo && cd ~/repo
git clone https://github.com/AlphaTechnolog/json-parser.git json-parser
cd json-parser
Then run the install.sh
script:
sudo ./install.sh
You can parse json-like strings, passing it as a argument to json-parser
like this:
json-parser '{"hello": "world"}'
It will print some output like this:
{ hello: 'world' }
And you can pass expressions as argument like this:
$ json-parser '{"hello": "world"}' '.hello'
It will print:
world
Because the expressions is a javascript accessor-like
This is a more complex usage of the accessors
$ json-parser '{"hello": [0, [{"world": "hello"}]]}' '.hello[1][0].world'
hello
You can execute some javascript sentences in the expression, like this
$ json-parser '{"message": "You are "}' '.message + "beautiful"'
You are beautiful
You can pass json-like strings from stdin, with commands like this:
$ echo '{"hello": "world"}' | jq > app.json
$ cat app.json | json-parser --stdin '.hello'
world
Or with a curl command:
$ curl http://localhost:8000/api/v1/todo/fetchall | json-parser --stdin '.todo[0]'
{
name: "Go to the park",
description: "I want to go to the park",
completed: true
}
Thank you for read me, and thank you for use json-parser, if you like my work, please give me a star :)