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jstbl

v0.1.7

Published

Tool for printing JSON data in a table manner

Downloads

9

Readme

jstbl

Build Status

Tool for printing JSON data in a table manner

Example

Suppose we have following JSON file

[
    {"id":1,"firstName":"John","lastName":"Adamson","gender":"male","age":18},
    {"id":2,"firstName":"Alice","lastName":"Oswald","gender":"female","age":18},
    {"id":3,"firstName":"John","lastName":"Arden","gender":"male","age":18},
    {"id":2,"firstName":"Lisa","lastName":"See","gender":"female","age":18},
    {"id":3,"firstName":"Paul","lastName":"Willis","gender":"male","age":18},
    {"id":2,"firstName":"Alice","lastName":"Meynell","gender":"female","age":18},
    {"id":3,"firstName":"Paul","lastName":"Ableman","gender":"male","age":18},
    {"id":2,"firstName":"Lisa","lastName":"Gardner","gender":"female","age":18},
    {"id":3,"firstName":"John","lastName":"Aikin","gender":"male","age":18},
    {"id":3,"firstName":"Paul","lastName":"Wilkinson","gender":"male","age":18},
    {"id":2,"firstName":"Mary","lastName":"Berry","gender":"female","age":18},
    {"id":2,"firstName":"Alice","lastName":"Curwen","gender":"female","age":18},
    {"id":3,"firstName":"Paul","lastName":"Williams","gender":"male","age":18}
]

We can print it as a table using jstbl:

Simple displaying

Also, it is possible to apply some processing commands before printing:

Advanced displaying

Instalation

$ sudo npm install jstbl -g

Usage

Tool CLI is follow:

jstbl <cmd1>:<arg1>,<arg1> <cmd2>:<arg1>,<arg1> ...

All commands applied to data in the supplied order. Full list of available commands is follow:

  • sort:<field1>,<field2>,... - sorts data by supplied fields. It is possible to use desc order, specifying - sign at the end of field name (e. g. age-). Also, it is possible to specify + for asc ordering, which is default. For example:

    $ cat data.json | jstbl sort:gender+,age-
    id       firstName       lastName        gender       age       
    4        Elizabeth       Berridge        female       34        
    12       Alice           Curwen          female       30        
    2        Alice           Oswald          female       28        
    6        Alice           Meynell         female       27        
    8        Elizabeth       Beverley        female       20        
    11       Mary            Berry           female       16        
    7        Paul            Ableman         male         38        
    13       Paul            Williams        male         32        
    9        John            Aikin           male         29        
    5        Paul            Willis          male         22        
    10       Paul            Wilkinson       male         19        
    3        John            Arden           male         19        
    1        John            Adamson         male         18        
  • group:<field1>,<field2> - turns arrays to objects, which keys are values of supplied fields. For example:

    $ cat data.json | jstbl group:gender
    male:
        id       firstName       lastName        gender       age       
        1        John            Adamson         male         18        
        3        John            Arden           male         19        
        5        Paul            Willis          male         22        
        7        Paul            Ableman         male         38        
        9        John            Aikin           male         29        
        10       Paul            Wilkinson       male         19        
        13       Paul            Williams        male         32        
    female:
        id       firstName       lastName        gender       age       
        2        Alice           Oswald          female       28        
        4        Elizabeth       Berridge        female       34        
        6        Alice           Meynell         female       27        
        8        Elizabeth       Beverley        female       20        
        11       Mary            Berry           female       16        
        12       Alice           Curwen          female       30
  • hide:<field1>,<field2> - removes specified fields from output. For example:

    $ cat data.json | jstbl hide:age,id,gender
    firstName       lastName        
    John            Adamson         
    Alice           Oswald          
    John            Arden           
    Elizabeth       Berridge        
    Paul            Willis          
    Alice           Meynell         
    Paul            Ableman         
    Elizabeth       Beverley        
    John            Aikin           
    Paul            Wilkinson       
    Mary            Berry           
    Alice           Curwen          
    Paul            Williams     
  • show:<field1>,<field2> - opposite to hide, shows only specified fields. For example:

    $ cat data.json | jstbl show:firstName,lastName
    firstName       lastName        
    John            Adamson         
    Alice           Oswald          
    John            Arden           
    Elizabeth       Berridge        
    Paul            Willis          
    Alice           Meynell         
    Paul            Ableman         
    Elizabeth       Beverley        
    John            Aikin           
    Paul            Wilkinson       
    Mary            Berry           
    Alice           Curwen          
    Paul            Williams     
  • filter:<field1><op><value>,<field2><op><value> - filters data by comparing specified rows fields, using operator <op> and value <value> to compare. Supported operators: <, >, <=, >=. For example:

    $ cat data.json | jstbl "filter:gender=female,age>20"
    id       firstName       lastName       gender       age       
    2        Alice           Oswald         female       28        
    4        Elizabeth       Berridge       female       34        
    6        Alice           Meynell        female       27        
    12       Alice           Curwen         female       30