plugin to pretty-print or minify XML, JSON, CSS and SQL files
plugin to pretty-print or minify XML, JSON, CSS and SQL files
Typed SDK for interacting with the Catalyst DAO API
Pretty print JSON`
fork from Vadim Kiryukhin's pretty-data, export as umd and minified
plugin to pretty-print or minify XML, JSON, CSS and SQL files
plugin to pretty-print or minify XML, JSON, CSS and SQL files
Reads a string from `stdin` parses it as json and prints it out as a pretty json string.
jfmt is a command-line tool for formatting json files in both readable and compact formats. It supports stdin/stdout shell usage, as well as working on files directly.
Rust scanner for ScanCode-compatible workflows, licenses, package metadata, SBOMs, and provenance data.
Reads json either from stdin or a file and pretty prints it on stdout.
A high-performance Rust RPC library supporting TCP, WebSocket, HTTP/2, and RDMA transports
A cat(1) clone with wings.
A secret manager backed by age
A simple DynDNS server to update Hetzner DNS records with your dynamic IP address assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
A secure, high-performance messaging protocol library
Git all remotes. Git cli tool that targets both Github and Gitlab. Brings common development operations such as opening a pull request down to the shell. This is an alternative to both Github https://github.com/cli/cli and Gitlab https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/cli cli tools.
Utility for checking puppet syntax, a puppet manifest linter, a pretty printer, and a utility for exploring the Hiera.
Kubernetes client
A very simple command line JSON pretty printer that operates on STDIN input
Lazy pp json responses. ### JSON#pretty_generate ```ruby example_json = "[[0,1395671860.99505,2.50339508056641e-05],{"alloc_count":136,"starttime":1395671856,"uptime":4,"version":"4.0.0","n_queries":0,"cache_hit_rate":0.0,"command_version":1,"default_command_version":1,"max_command_version":2}]" puts JSON.pretty_generate(JSON.parse(example_json)) #=> # [ # [ # 0, # 1395671860.99505, # 2.50339508056641e-05 # ], # { # "alloc_count": 136, # "starttime": 1395671856, # "uptime": 4, # "version": "4.0.0", # "n_queries": 0, # "cache_hit_rate": 0.0, # "command_version": 1, # "default_command_version": 1, # "max_command_version": 2 # } # ] ``` ### lazy-pp-json ```ruby example_json = "[[0,1395671860.99505,2.50339508056641e-05],{"alloc_count":136,"starttime":1395671856,"uptime":4,"version":"4.0.0","n_queries":0,"cache_hit_rate":0.0,"command_version":1,"default_command_version":1,"max_command_version":2}]" pp Lazy::PP::JSON.new(example_json) #=> [ [0, 1395671860.99505, 2.50339508056641e-05], { "alloc_count" :136, "starttime" :1395671856, "uptime" :4, "version" :"4.0.0", "n_queries" :0, "cache_hit_rate" :0.0, "command_version" :1, "default_command_version":1, "max_command_version" :2 } ] ```
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