To search for a value and return a scalar, one can use the jq
command with the -r
flag to return a raw scalar value. The search can be performed using filters.
For example, to search for the value "foo" in a JSON file and return it as a scalar, one can use the following command:
jq -r '.foo' file.json
This will return the value of "foo" as a plain string.
If the value is nested inside a JSON object, you can also use dot notation to navigate to the desired key:
jq -r '.parent.key' file.json
This will return the value of "key" within the "parent" object as a scalar.
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Asked: 2022-07-11 11:00:00 +0000
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