Also because I think it’s immensely cool what we can do with this combination. Since I’m spending most of my days working with Sanity.io-based backends, I’ll use that as an example. If you want to get the basics, you should check out the tutorial.
This post presents a more advanced jq technique. ( brew install jq on a Mac with homebrew / chocolatey install jq on windows with chocolatey). For example, if you pipe JSON data to it, it prints it with syntax highlighting 🔦 by default: It’s a potent tool, but handy for the little things as well. Jq is an excellent little tool that lives in your terminal and does useful stuff with JSON-data. It can also transform that data into handy CSV-files, ready for all your spreadsheet wrangling needs. The shell tool jq is awesome for dealing with JSON-data.
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