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@doutor-json/json-cli

v1.0.1

Published

CLI profissional para processamento de JSON com validação, filtros e linguagem de consulta

Downloads

21

Readme

json-cli-doutor

CLI para processamento de JSON com validação, filtros e formatação.

Instalação

npm install -g json-cli-doutor

Comandos

read

Lê e exibe um arquivo JSON.

json-cli read data.json

get

Obtém valor de uma chave (suporta notação de ponto).

json-cli get data.json nome
json-cli get data.json user.name

filter

Filtra arrays JSON por chave/valor.

json-cli filter users.json --key idade --value 25

validate

Valida JSON ou JSON Schema.

json-cli validate data.json
json-cli validate user.json -s user-schema.json

format

Formata JSON com opções de indentação, ordenação e minificação.

json-cli format data.json --sort --indent 4
json-cli format data.json --minify

sort

Ordena um array JSON por uma chave específica. Suporta ordenação de strings (incluindo strings numéricas) e números.

Sintaxe:

json-cli sort [arquivo] --key <chave> [opções]

Flags disponíveis:

  • --key <chave>: Chave para ordenação (obrigatório)
  • --reverse: Ordenação decrescente
  • --raw: Saída raw
  • --json: Saída JSON formatada

Exemplos:

  1. Ordenar array por chave numérica:
echo '[{"idade": 30}, {"idade": 20}, {"idade": 25}]' | json-cli sort --key idade

Output:

[{"idade": 20}, {"idade": 25}, {"idade": 30}]
  1. Ordenar array por chave string:
echo '[{"nome": "Carlos"}, {"nome": "Ana"}, {"nome": "Beto"}]' | json-cli sort --key nome

Output:

[{"nome": "Ana"}, {"nome": "Beto"}, {"nome": "Carlos"}]
  1. Ordenação decrescente com arquivo:
json-cli sort usuarios.json --key idade --reverse

Output:

[{"idade": 30}, {"idade": 25}, {"idade": 20}]

Testes

npm test

Licença

MIT