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@lxgicstudios/jsonmorph

v1.0.0

Published

Transform JSON like a pro. Query, reshape, flatten, diff, and convert JSON data. jq alternative for Node.

Readme

jsonmorph

Transform JSON like a pro. Query, reshape, flatten, diff, and convert JSON data. A jq alternative for Node.

Installation

npm install -g @lxgicstudios/jsonmorph

Or use directly:

npx @lxgicstudios/jsonmorph query data.json ".users[*].name"

Commands

Query with path expressions

# Get nested value
jsonmorph query data.json ".config.database.host"

# Get all items in array
jsonmorph query data.json ".users[*].name"

# Get specific index
jsonmorph query data.json ".items[0]"

# Deep search (find key anywhere)
jsonmorph query data.json "..email"

Flatten / Unflatten

# Flatten nested object to dot notation
jsonmorph flatten nested.json
# { "user.name": "John", "user.address.city": "NYC" }

# Unflatten back to nested
jsonmorph unflatten flat.json

Diff two files

jsonmorph diff old.json new.json

Output:

+ Added:
  users[2].name

- Removed:
  config.debug

~ Changed:
  version: "1.0.0" → "2.0.0"

Merge files

jsonmorph merge base.json overrides.json -o merged.json

Pick / Omit keys

# Keep only specific keys
jsonmorph pick user.json name email

# Remove specific keys
jsonmorph omit user.json password ssn

Transform structure

# Rename keys
jsonmorph transform data.json "id:_id,name:title"

Validate against schema

jsonmorph validate data.json schema.json

Minify / Prettify

jsonmorph minify data.json -o data.min.json
jsonmorph prettify data.min.json

Path Syntax

| Syntax | Description | |--------|-------------| | .key | Access object property | | [0] | Access array index | | [*] | All array elements | | ..key | Deep search for key |

Programmatic Usage

const { query, flatten, diff, merge } = require('@lxgicstudios/jsonmorph');

// Query
const names = query(data, '.users[*].name');

// Flatten
const flat = flatten({ user: { name: 'John' } });
// { 'user.name': 'John' }

// Diff
const changes = diff(oldData, newData);

// Merge
const merged = merge(defaults, userConfig);

Why jsonmorph?

  • Zero dependencies - Pure JavaScript
  • Intuitive syntax - Similar to jq but simpler
  • Powerful diffing - See exactly what changed
  • Schema validation - Catch errors early

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