资源说明:command-line json inspector
**jwalk** provides an easy way to inspect the object tree created by a JSON file via the command line. The interface provided is a lot like a typical shell, with familiar commands like `cd` and `ls`. ## Installation More documentation (and fewer bugs) coming soon. In the meantime, install it via npm: ``` npm install -g jwalk ``` ## Running And then run it like this: ``` jwalk somefile.json ``` It can also handle gzipped files. If the extension is .gz, it will decompress the JSON data automatically. ``` jwalk somefile.json.gz ``` ## Possible Commands Given the following json file ````javascript { "name": "jwalk", "version": "0.0.4", "description": "command-line json inspector", "preferGlobal": "true", "repositories": { "type": "git", "url": "http://github.com/nkohari/jwalk" }, "bin": { "jwalk": "bin/jwalk" }, "dependencies": { "coffee-script": "1.4.0", "colors": "0.6.0-1", "filesize": "1.6.6", "underscore": "1.4.2" }, "engine": "node >= 0.8.x" } ```` ### Help Shows this help message ``` jwalk obj{8} / $ help cd navigates through nodes in the tree clear clears the screen cls clears the screen exit quit jwalk help shows this help message keys examines the keys of an object node ls examines a single node quit quit jwalk ``` ### List Examines the current node ``` jwalk obj{8} / $ ls { name: 'jwalk', version: '0.0.4', description: 'command-line json inspector', preferGlobal: 'true', repositories: { type: 'git', url: 'http://github.com/nkohari/jwalk' }, bin: { jwalk: 'bin/jwalk' }, dependencies: { 'coffee-script': '1.4.0', colors: '0.6.0-1', filesize: '1.6.6', underscore: '1.4.2' }, engine: 'node >= 0.8.x' } ``` ### Change Directory Allows navigation through the JSON tree. Note 'cd' does support autocomplete by pressing the tab key. ``` jwalk obj{8} / $ cd dependencies jwalk obj{4} /dependencies $ ls { 'coffee-script': '1.4.0', colors: '0.6.0-1', filesize: '1.6.6', underscore: '1.4.2' } ``` ### Clear Clears the screen ``` jwalk obj{8} / $ clear ``` or ``` jwalk obj{8} / $ cls ``` ### Keys Examines the keys of an object node ``` jwalk obj{8} / $ keys [ 'name', 'version', 'description', 'preferGlobal', 'repositories', 'bin', 'dependencies', 'engine' ] ``` ### Quit Exits the jwalk application ``` jwalk obj{8} / $ exit ``` or ``` jwalk obj{8} / $ quit ``` ## Preferences File You can create a JSON file at `~/.jwalk` to define preferences. Right now, all it supports is defining aliases for commands, like so: ```json { "aliases": { "l": "ls" } } ``` ## Contributing Bug reports and pull requests welcome!
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