Displays JSON files in flat format. Handy when you need to find the full path of a node.
npm install catjInput:
``
{
"movie": {
"name": "Interstellar",
"year": 2014,
"is_released": true,
"director": "Christopher Nolan",
"cast": [
"Matthew McConaughey",
"Anne Hathaway",
"Jessica Chastain",
"Bill Irwin",
"Ellen Burstyn",
"Michael Caine"
]
}
}
Output:
`
.movie.name = "Interstellar"
.movie.year = 2014
.movie.is_released = true
.movie.director = "Christopher Nolan"
.movie.cast[0] = "Matthew McConaughey"
.movie.cast[1] = "Anne Hathaway"
.movie.cast[2] = "Jessica Chastain"
.movie.cast[3] = "Bill Irwin"
.movie.cast[4] = "Ellen Burstyn"
.movie.cast[5] = "Michael Caine"
`
npm install -g catj
`
catj [file]
If no file is specified, catj reads from the standard input.
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