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@kikobeats/jsonsort

v1.3.25

Published

Sort an object or a collection of objects based on a criteria.

Downloads

77

Readme

@kikobeats/jsonsort

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Sort an object or a collection of objects based on a criteria.

Install

$ npm install @kikobeats/jsonsort --global

CLI

$ jsonsort <file>[flags]

Flags
  --criteria  Specify the criteria to sort. It can be a key name or fat arrow function.
  --quiet     Avoid print output
  --save      Write the output back. If a path is specified, it will be used over the original

Examples
  $ jsonsort file.json # Just output a sorted json
  $ jsonsort file.json --criteria name # Sort an array of objects based on alphabetical `name` value.
  $ jsonsort file.json --criteria 'x => x.featured' # Passing a function as criteria.
  $ jsonsort file.json --criteria name --save # Sort and save the result.
  $ jsonsort file.json --criteria name --save # Sort, save but dont print result.

It's easy to complement with others UNIX commands, like jq:

jq .redirects now.json | jsonsort --criteria source

License

jsonsort © Kiko Beats, released under the MIT License. Authored and maintained by Kiko Beats with help from contributors.

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