• by jdc0589 on 1/10/2015, 5:55:08 PM

    For those that prefer a command line tool, jq has been around for a while and works very well. I can't count how many times jq let me hack together a bunch of commands I normally would have had to write a small program for. e.g small script that pushes the latest semver tag from a github repo to a geckoboard text widget: https://gist.github.com/jdc0589/67df901f71d96b7649b4

    http://stedolan.github.io/jq/

  • by CyberShadow on 1/10/2015, 10:05:50 AM

    Is this a GUI for jq?

  • by hendry on 1/10/2015, 9:33:28 AM

    The video looks like you are combining keys?

    You could just do this with http://jsonunroller.appspot.com/ and grep.

  • by LaSombra on 1/10/2015, 5:43:17 PM

    Why such tools are more common on OS X?

  • by geonik on 1/10/2015, 10:03:13 AM

    XPath for JSON? Who would have thought of that! Now add namespaces and you reinvented XML 10 years later

  • by jeffehobbs on 1/10/2015, 11:29:45 AM

    Cool tool, nice work!

  • by rnl on 1/10/2015, 11:36:03 AM

    This changes everything. Good job