👍 if you spend your days digging thru your own or others ppls broken, weird or even valid binary files i can recommend it :)

no idea what that is, got www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJK... vibes :)

Lovely code :) i think the difference is mostly syntax, the concepts are not new, it's generators and yielding using a terse DSL, the rest is similar to other languages i would say. But yes i do use jq mostly fore exploratory and adhoc things where quickly testing things is important.

what part of jq is most confusing? it's a bit different but once understand some of the fundamentals it's extremely neat and terse

Noice 📸 (but i feel the lack of jq disturbing!)

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Hmm still confused. By default jq uses JSON for input and output so null will be null. Maybe you want the values filter to filter out nulls? ex:
$ jq -n '123, null, "null" | values'
123
"null"

As one of the jq maintainers: Care to add some context? 🤔😀

JSONPath (RFC 9535) might be the only "standardised" JSON query language, or maybe XSLT that i think also has some JSON support. But in my experience i want to do more than just select out things, i also want to transform etc so jq is my goto.

No problem! happy to help and spread the word of jq 😬

Nice article! I noticed some of the JSON uses single quotes. BTW i can recommending reading thru github.com/jqlang/jq/bl... and if you want to digg deep the wiki has some great stuff like how assignment is implemented using path expression etc github.com/jqlang/jq/wi...

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Thanks! most of the heavy lifting was actually done by github.com/itchyny

What part feels most confusing? happy to help!