Assume that I've a complex json file that is used to configurate my project. Like the json below: { "apis": { "payment": { "base_url": "https://example.com/" }, "order": { "base_url": "https://example.com/" }, }, "features": { "authentication": { "authProviders": true, "registration": false…
I'm still trying to understand how to use JQ to get what I want. I want to get the size of all snapshots in my account older than a specific date and then add them up so that I can…
We have a scenario where we need to replace the TargetOriginID of CacheBehaviour in the distribution of a json file. We need to replace the Existing TargetOriginID with New Values. I have tried with below jq command but not getting…
Im writing bash script for AWS Secret Manager . Question: I have one aws secret manager it will contain multiple secret Example: aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --secret-id Example | jq -r ".SecretString" input.json {"Username":"admin","Password":"admin","Endpoint":"localhost","DatabaseName":"example","Port":"3306"} Using this command got a json output…
I have a complex (at least for me) issue with jq, and this structure : { "os": { "ubuntu": { "16.04": { "codename": "xenial", "bootstrap": "preseed", "guest_type": "ubuntu64Guest", "iso_name": "ubuntu-16.04.7-server-amd64.iso", "iso_checksum": "9bb30a2ea6466b0c02aacfa96f6e3516", }, "18.04": { "codename": "bionic", "bootstrap": "preseed", "guest_type":…
When using jq in streaming mode (because 100 GB file) it eats the first element. How can I avoid that? echo [{"id":482,"a":"2","b":1},{"id":483,"a":"3","b":2}] | jq -c --stream "fromstream(1|truncate_stream(inputs))" Output is {"a":"2","b":1} {"id":483,"a":"3","b":2} The first element (id) is missing from the first…
Objective: Trying to get a key's value from a json file using jq function. Input source is a file and need to fetch specific key value to use it in further process of the flow Input Json: [ { "accessTier":…
I have keys that sometimes looks like this docker/nginx:latest and sometimes looks like this docker/nginx@sha256:9560f8528a3cd I can extract the image name between the Repo name and tag using the following .image | match("(?<=\/)(.*)(?=\:)").captures[].string However how do I add multiple conditions…
I am using following command to fetch all release tags from mysql on docker hub : wget -q https://registry.hub.docker.com/v1/repositories/mysql/tags -O - | jq -r .[].name Output is: 5.7.38 5.7.38-debian 5.7.38-oracle 5.7.4 5.7.4-m14 5.7.5 5.7.5-m15 5.7.6 5.7.6-m16 5.7.7 5.7.7-rc 5.7.8 5.7.8-rc…
MongoDB upgraded their command-line interface (formerly mongo, now mongosh). Before, the mongo command output was in proper JSON, the kind jq could ingest. For example: { "abc" : "hello" } The new mongosh command now outputs stuff like: { abc:…