Json – Convert messages to arrays using jq
My messages generator output $ ./messages.sh {"a":"v1"} {"b":"v2"} {"c":"v3"} ... Required output $ ./messages.sh | jq xxxxxx [{"a":"v1"},{"b":"v2"}] [{"c":"v3"},{"d":"v4"}] ...
My messages generator output $ ./messages.sh {"a":"v1"} {"b":"v2"} {"c":"v3"} ... Required output $ ./messages.sh | jq xxxxxx [{"a":"v1"},{"b":"v2"}] [{"c":"v3"},{"d":"v4"}] ...
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