Michael Färber

By the way, Pandoc can also create man pages, so we can use it to generate `jq(1)` from the Markdown source.

@itchyny, I've found a way to generate both `man.test` and `manonig.test`: When exporting all tests (`all.test`) from the Markdown manual, I terminate every test with `\0`. That way, as a...

I've now performed the conversion of the manual to Markdown, see #3186.

Hi @tmct, this idea has never crossed my mind before! jaq is very much also usable as a library (not only as CLI), so a Python wrapper seems quite doable....

What do the [jq docs say about `include`](https://jqlang.github.io/jq/manual/#modules)? > Imports a module found at the given path relative to a directory in a search path as if it were included...

Hi @barries! I may be of course a bit biased, but I believe that porting jaq to something like you describe it should be quite straightforward. You basically have to...

> The telemetry (i.e. scoped/nested, structured binary logs) viewer is a side project I'm doing open source, otherwise I'd love to have my employer send some consulting $$$ your way....

> [@barries](https://github.com/barries) that looks neat! I can attest that `jaq` is an excellent library and the Ion maintainers have been wondering the same thing for a while. We have an...

`-L` will be supported in jaq 2.0. And yes, I would love to see jaq being able to run jqjq, but lack of destructuring support is indeed a pretty large...

@wader, I was actually able to implement destructuring after all in jaq relatively quickly. :) My current prototype is in the [`patterns`](https://github.com/01mf02/jaq/tree/patterns) branch, if you wish to try it. I'll...