json_profile
Find data bottlenecks in large json objects. (by tylerneylon)
permit-a38
Permit A38 - enforce the most ridiculous syntax rules using a declarative rule system. (by Tade0)
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| about 7 years ago | about 3 years ago | |
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json_profile
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How to Use JSON Path
Not sure if this is a common problem, but I built a tool to help me quickly understand the main schema, and where most of the data is, for a new JSON file given to me. It makes the assumption that sometimes peer elements in a list will have the same structure (eg they'll be objects with similar sets of keys). If that's true, it learns the structure of the file, prints out the heaviest _aggregated_ path (meaning it thinks in terms of a directory-like structure), as well as giving you various size-per-path hints to help introduce yourself to the JSON file:
https://github.com/tylerneylon/json_profile
permit-a38
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How to Use JSON Path
I've used JSONPath in a small side project that was supposed to be a linter for TypeScript with JSONPath querying over the abstract.syntax tree:
https://github.com/Tade0/permit-a38/tree/master
Ultimately the linting rules proved to be easier to write than read.