Thomas Neidhart

An option would also be to fork it ourselves. It works great, though the choice of DSL is also a bit questionable and would be a good thing to change....

I did not reach out to the original author as it was created > 10 years ago and the last release from the fork was 6 years ago, so long...

here is a link to another still existent fork updated to the latest released version https://github.com/Formlabs/jsonbender/blob/develop/LICENSE should be like MIT

the original repo does not have a LICENSE though: https://github.com/eduardostalinho/jsonbender, actually all commits come from this developer https://github.com/etandel so that code was copied around it seems. I cant find any...

yes

hmm I want to reach out to the original author first and see what he has to say. He seems to be active just there is no trace of this...

looking at his linkedin profile, he worked for the company that published JSONBender to pypi. So this repo was the canonical source.

so I did not receive any answer from the original author of JSONBender on keybase.

so I am inclined to rewrite JSONBender with a DSL that would be more fitting. It should not be too hard, using jsonata feels a bit like an overkill.

I just tested it and it works fine. However, you need to make sure that the secret does not have a dummy value assigned (`********`) as in this case the...