It's 'zero-class' representation – everything is a json stream. You can slurp any stream into an array by wrapping it with the `[]` operator: $ jq -n '[range(3)]' [ 0, 1, 2 ] Do you mean that you can't 'slurp' a stream…
Repo author here, let me promote jq a bit – it's much more than a simple command-line JSON processor you know it for: * It is a generator-based language which means you operate streams of values rather than single…
It's 'zero-class' representation – everything is a json stream. You can slurp any stream into an array by wrapping it with the `[]` operator: $ jq -n '[range(3)]' [ 0, 1, 2 ] Do you mean that you can't 'slurp' a stream…
Repo author here, let me promote jq a bit – it's much more than a simple command-line JSON processor you know it for: * It is a generator-based language which means you operate streams of values rather than single…