json-formatter VS jq

Running GET queries from the browser using some extension for pretty printing JSON.

To the best of my knowledge, Vim's problems with large files are usually about long lines. If your JSON file is all on one line, that's going to be a much, much bigger problem than if it's formatted on many lines. Try formatting the JSON with jq . beforehand: jq. See if there's a difference.

NB. there is also an entry in the `jq` cookbook for parsing CSVs into arrays of objects (and keeping numbers as numbers, dealing with nulls, etc) https://github.com/stedolan/jq/wiki/Cookbook#convert-a-csv-f...

the obvious missing reference is jq https://github.com/stedolan/jq

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The server log output is JSON. Super-recommended to run it through jq!

If they had used an .nvmrc file instead, I could run nvm use to ensure I'm using the correct node version. In order to get this same type of behavior I use a function I wrote called nvmpe that uses jq to get the node version from the value from package.json and then nvm to set my node version.

Hi! It's more like writing jq in your struct definitions and executing them with serde::Deserialize.

I would add jq to the data wrangling section https://stedolan.github.io/jq/

Being moderately competant at jq on a team that doesn't know jq is a super power.

Hey I just wanted to drop two tools here that you might find useful: the first is jq (JSON Query) which is a standard command-line tool for working with JSON data. It's one of those tiny tools with a thousand-page manual full of features you'll probably never need, but if you're working with automating JSON you should definitely get an idea of what it does.