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40 lines
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JSON=../../lib/json.js
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echo '{"name":"Trent","id":12,"email":"trent@example.com"}' | $JSON name email
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echo ""
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echo '[{"name":"Trent","id":12,"email":"trent@example.com"},
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{"name":"Mark","id":13,"email":"mark@example.com"}]' \
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| $JSON -a name email
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# This happens because the input object is converted to an array with
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# a single item. Then handled with '-a' array-processing.
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echo ""
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echo '{"name":"Trent","id":12,"email":"trent@example.com"}' | $JSON -a name email
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echo ""
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echo '[{"name":"Trent","id":12,"email":"trent@example.com"},
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{"name":"Mark","id":13,"email":"mark@example.com"}]' \
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| $JSON -d, -a name email # TODO: how to spec '\0' as delim (a la -print0)?
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# Delims (issue #26)
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echo ''
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echo '# comma'
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echo '[{"name":"trent","age":38},{"name":"ewan", "age":4}]' | $JSON -a name age -d ,
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echo '# tab'
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echo '[{"name":"trent","age":38},{"name":"ewan", "age":4}]' | $JSON -a name age -d '\t'
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echo '# newline'
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echo '[{"name":"trent","age":38},{"name":"ewan", "age":4}]' | $JSON -a name age -d '\n'
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echo '# nul to xargs'
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echo '[{"name":"trent","age":38},{"name":"ewan", "age":4}]' | $JSON -a name age -d '\0' | xargs -0 && echo 'end-of-xargs-output'
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echo ""
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echo '[{"foo": "bar"}, {"foo": "baz"}]' | $JSON -a
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echo '[{"foo": "bar"}, {"foo": "baz"}]' | $JSON -a foo
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echo ""
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echo '[{"foo": "bar"}, {"foo": "baz"}]' | $JSON -aj foo
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