jq and jo – handy CLI tools for working with JSON
Here are a couple of really useful command-line tools for anybody working with JSON. The first one is jq, which is a somewhat wider known JSON processor. Here’s a nice tutorial with many examples of...
View ArticleJSON5 – JSON for Humans
JSON5 specification looks like a much more useful JSON, especially for those of us who are still more human than machine. Here are some of the improvements: Objects and arrays can have trailing...
View ArticleJSON Server
JSON Server is a handy tool for anybody working with or developing the REST/JSON APIs. It’s a ready-made “fake” API server, that is super easy to setup with your end points and your data. And the...
View ArticleAutomerge – a JSON-like data structure for concurrent multi-user editing
Collaborative editing is a very challenging subject, technically speaking. The old days of users editing a file, sending it to another user, and back are long gone. Version control tools like git...
View Articlegron – Make JSON greppable!
gron is a grep-like tool that specializes in JSON format. Unlike grep, however, it works both way – in and out.
View Articlephp-jsonq – a simple, elegant PHP package to query over any type of JSON data
php-jsonq provides an easy, yet powerful way to build queries for any JSON data (or PHP data structures for that matter, which are a step away). This has a variety of useful applications – data...
View Articlejq: deep comparison of 5GB files
I’ve blogged about jq – a lightweight and flexible command line JSON processor – a few times already (look here and here). Today I came across this blog post that showcases jq in deep comparison of...
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fx – command-line tool and terminal JSON viewer
fx is yet another command-line tool for working with JSON data. Some of the supported features: Formatting and highlightingStandalone binaryInteractive mode Themes support This looks like a good...
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Headless CMS: REST vs JSON:API vs GraphQL
“Headless CMS: REST vs JSON:API vs GraphQL” is an interesting comparison of the REST, JSON:API, and GraphQL: In this blog post, we will compare REST, JSON:API and GraphQL. First, we’ll look at an...
View ArticleMySQL, JSON, indexing and generated columns
For quite some time now I wanted to play around with the recently added JSON type in MySQL. Finally, I have a project where MySQL version is high enough to support it, and the requirements are such...
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