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pkoppstein
### What version are you using (`fq -v`)? Both: 0.0.10 (darwin amd64) and: 0.2.0 (darwin amd64) ### How was fq installed? brew install wader/tap/fq ### Can you reproduce the problem...
The README indicates that .[] has been implemented, but the following queries both fail using query-json (version 0.5.20): ``` $ jq '.[0,1]'
jq has an -f option, which would be very nice to have supported by the jackson-jq CLI.
I've successfully used jj to "splat" a very large top-level by running: jj -l @this This is very fast but consumes a large amount of memory: for my 1GB file,...
Although JSON does not support comments in the usual sense, comments in YAML could be preserved using a suitable key, which could, for example, be "//" by default. For example,...
The documentation at https://jsonlines.org/examples says: > The biggest missing piece is an import/export filter for popular spreadsheet programs so that non-programmers can use this format. Since the same page mentions...
I normally have jq defined as a script that invokes /usr/local/bin/jq in a specific way, and so jqsh fails when it attempts to invoke jq, e.g. ``` $ jqsh -version=false...
Over at https://github.com/wren-lang/wren/issues/346 I see: > munificent commented on Jun 1, 2016 > | it's designed to allow the user to load the modules from wherever it needs to, right?...
When a jq module location is specified by a "search" key, `modulemeta` can fail even when the module is successfully located. **To Reproduce** ``` $ mkdir obscure $ cat obscure/amod.jq...
Currently, a jq expression can be conveniently represented as a JSON string in a JSON object, but there does not appear to be an "eval" filter to evaluate such a...