Some reasons why you might be interested:
- Quickly produce JSON output based on command line arguments
- Simple syntax to interpret values as strings or arbitrary JSON values
- Supports reading file contents for easy escaping
- Downloads are available from the Releases section.
go get github.com/fgeller/jsonify && go install github.com/fgeller/jsonify- Via homebrew on OSX:
brew tap fgeller/tap && brew install jsonify
jsonify [[-|=]name value]...
Converts arguments into JSON output.
-namecauses the value to be interpreted as a string.=namecauses the value to be interpreted as a JSON value.- If the value is a valid file path, it's contents are used as the value.
$ # basic value types, ie - vs =
$ jsonify -name hans =age 23 =subscribed true =address null | jq
{
"address": null,
"age": 23,
"name": "hans",
"subscribed": true
}
$ # nested objects via command substitution
$ jsonify =a `jsonify -name hans` =b `jsonify -name peter` | tee outfile | jq
{
"a": {
"name": "hans"
},
"b": {
"name": "peter"
}
}
$ # subshell output as a value to get current date
$ # reading contents of "outfile" from previous invocation
$ jsonify -date "$(date)" =content outfile | jq
{
"content": {
"a": {
"name": "hans"
},
"b": {
"name": "peter"
}
},
"date": "Thu Mar 17 19:10:04 NZDT 2016"
}
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