Another question re 'jq' formatting onto a single line. Here is my json file: "facet_counts":{ "facet_queries":{}, "facet_fields":{ "title":[ "primary",5981, "database",5965, "source",5963, "eecm",5949, "the",5066, "research",4888]}, "facet_ranges":{} } } As you see there is no label assigned for the tuplets within the…
This is the input json. In this example json the key/value... "foo:bar" keeps repeating randomly. Order is not important eventhough it looks to be repeating alternately. [ { "foo": "bar", "id": "baz" }, { "thud": "grunt", "id": "fum" }, {…
This is my sample json { "parent": { "rootElement": "root", "innerList": [ {"id": 1, "value": "A"}, {"id": 2, "value": "B"}, {"id": 3, "value": "C"} ] } } I want a transformed json like this using jq commands {"innerList": [ {"id":…
I'm trying to generate a new json from an existing one. In the new json is an array with one entry, which needs to remain the first entry in the array. With jq generate additional entries to this arrays. But…
Hello I've the following json and try to get all parents who have the "linux-image-amd64" { "web-prode-01.example.de": "ERROR: Problem encountered installing package(s). Additional info follows:nnchanges:n ----------n linux-image-amd64:n ----------n new:n old:n 6.1.55-1nerrors:n - Running scope as unit: run-rad31bddd35ec452b9d67fef004ce3daf.scopen E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg…
I have the following JSON object. { "1eba648810a9": { "ID": "1eba648810a9", "Tag": "1.0.237" }, "2df272728204": { "ID": "2df272728204", "Tag": "1.0.243" }, "2f5a63db6634": { "ID": "2f5a63db6634", "Tag": "1.0.179" }, "91a86fec59b1": { "ID": "91a86fec59b1", "Tag": "1.0.202" }, "9aa95de44891": { "ID": "9aa95de44891", "Tag":…
This is a manifest.json generated by "docker save" on Ubuntu: [ { "Config":"a5a29aeb4d6a28cb5a0b759572ae5696f0a99a4be39aa4de08d8a897e6d12b95.json", "RepoTags":["hello/world:latest"], "Layers":["b0e93b0b2e63771ea0cd34f350681b4397c804e5ed5ba01aec23cfaf6c49bc51/layer.tar","f9b7caaf240b159e636f77a9571073f6e4d5a0541d864ec64e4e2808b282e302/layer.tar","1355029c32eee25981e17b0e89e946d9346cffdff29ff53858104ebfe6728d80/layer.tar","362092bb6a9ed18c0e88a9b1635e7c16914661935ce64f1b581d19fd5226463a/layer.tar","fe2bde379de2f44bb47d5d75a25294485f70d8b4c7a99a08b0fcef8f4076914d/layer.tar","4acfd2b9473bf5c17f50ad2ff04c148b1be79d1174509e0fb10d27ba8cff9294/layer.tar","e5131e82e66e45e002a88618254c1cde43a497d8a94fcb5d9b20171f19b15b96/layer.tar"] } ] I want to use "jq" to get the docker image name and version from "RepoTags": jq -e -r ".RepoTags" manifest.json Here is the…
I have a file containing { "solr.jetty": { "org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.DefaultHandler.requests": { "count": 432742, "meanRate": 0.1393530774422645, "1minRate": 0.1582358234691172, "5minRate": 0.24472281886082692, "15minRate": 0.32856666658514566, "min_ms": 0, "max_ms": 124, "mean_ms": 19.05039312538189, "median_ms": 1, "stddev_ms": 27.68447649619781, "p75_ms": 61, "p95_ms": 63, "p99_ms": 64, "p999_ms": 67 } }…
Using jq version 1.5, I need to conditionally output some json objects (in an array) based on a value within the nested object. I've looked here on StackOverflow and managed to get what I want working, but I wonder if…
I have a following array { "data": [ [ "2.16.1.0", "2.16.1.255", "256" ], [ "2.16.3.0", "2.16.3.255", "256" ], [ "2.16.6.0", "2.16.7.255", "512" ] ] } I am trying to get the following output of it: 2.16.1.0-2.16.1.255 2.16.3.0-2.16.3.255 2.16.6.0-2.16.7.255 so far…