I'm looking for a solution to add a new attribute with a JSON object value into an existing JSON file. My current script: if [ ! -f "$src_file" ]; then echo "Source file $src_file does not exists" exit 1 fi…
I have JSON data as below, in services.json { "checkout-serviceA":{"prId":6644,"Sourcebranch":"","HFX":false,"IS_CR":"Yes"}, "checkout-serviceB":{"prId":15826,"Sourcebranch":"","HFX":false,"IS_CR": "no"}, "checkout-toggle":{"prId":8963,"Sourcebranch":"","HFX":true,"IS_CR": "Yes"}, "checkout-res":{"prId":1104,"Sourcebranch":"","HFX":false,"IS_CR": "Yes"} } I have a variable eg $PRID that contains prID value already. I want to pass this to jq and fetch or get an…
I currently have one json file as follows in terms of formatting: { "Comment":"json data", "Changes":[ { "Action":"DELETE", "ResourceRecordSet":{ "Name":"record1", "Type":"CNAME", "SetIdentifier":"record1-ap-northeast", "GeoLocation":{ "CountryCode":"JP" }, "TTL":60, "ResourceRecords":[ { "Value":"record1" } ], "HealthCheckId":"ID" } }, { "Action":"DELETE", "ResourceRecordSet":{ "Name":"record2", "Type":"CNAME", "SetIdentifier":"record2-ap-south",…
I have JSON as given below. [ { "users": [ { "name": "alfred", "points": 10 }, { "name": "alice", "points": 11 }, { "name": "emma", "points": 33 } ], "house": "red" }, { "users": [ { "name": "Logan", "points": 20…
I'm working with a JSON object having the following structure: { "key-foo-1.0": [ { "key1": "foo", "key2": "bar", "id": "01" }, { "key1": "foo", "key2": "bar", "id": "23" } ], "key-bar-1.0": [ { "key1": "foo", "key2": "bar", "id": "45" },…
I'm writing a bash script to read a JSON file and export the key-value pairs as environment variables. Though I could extract the key-value pairs, I'm struggling to skip those entries that failed to parse by jq. JSON (key3 should…
Given this JSON: { "key": "/books/OL1000072M", "source_records": [ "ia:daywithtroubadou00pern", "bwb:9780822519157", "marc:marc_loc_2016/BooksAll.2016.part25.utf8:103836014:1267" ] } Can the following jq code be simplified? jq -r '.key as $olid | .source_records | map([$olid, .])[] | @tsv' The use of variable assignment feels like cheating…
This is a variation on a question that's been asked before. I'm using an external data source in Terraform to ask it for a list of volume snapshots in AWS Dublin, and JQ in a templatefile to extract the snapshot…
I want to filter with jq the objects from json content of this fileA [ { "id": "bird", "content": { "key1": "a" } }, { "id": "dog", "content": { "key1": "b" } }, { "id": "cat", "content": { "key1": "c"…
I have 2 json files containing translations for my app: en-US.json: { "car": "car", "bike": "bike", "tree": "tree", } nl-NL.json: { "car": "auto", "bike": "fiets", "tree": "boom", "house": "huis" } As you can see, I have removed the house from…