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66JQLite - The query language for JSON c/programming · by jay0072007@programming.dev · 1y · 12 comments
on The query language for JSON · c/opensource · 1 pts · 1yThanks for your feedback! Will definitely look forward and add the missing features.
on The query language for JSON · c/opensource · 2 pts · 1yjq and JSONPath are awesome projects, and JQLite is not a replacement for existing tools, but a learning project.
on JQLite - The query language for JSON · c/programming · 1 pts · 1yThat's actually great to query JSON with SQL! But as you can see the example from DuckDB is quite complex and unreadable as well. And I have made this project for learning purpose and to challenge myself. However, Thanks for sharing the project.
on JQLite - The query language for JSON · c/programming · 9 pts · 1y100% agreed. It's just a learning/hobby project, to know more about parsers, and how languages work. Some of the features like Wildcard, Multiple key selection/omission comes handy, and might add more features like that.
on JQLite - The query language for JSON · c/programming · 4 pts · 1yThanks for sharing the project! JQLite is aimed to run in browsers and node, but will definitely take inspiration from "jq".
on JQLite - The query language for JSON · c/programming · 5 pts · 1yThat's a great project! JQLite is mainly focused on query-style approach. Also it's a hobby project for learning parsers and stuff.
on JQLite - The query language for JSON · c/programming · 3 pts · 1yThanks for your suggestion! It's definitely something I'll look into.
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Thanks for your feedback! Will definitely look forward and add the missing features.
jqandJSONPathare awesome projects, and JQLite is not a replacement for existing tools, but a learning project.That's actually great to query JSON with SQL! But as you can see the example from DuckDB is quite complex and unreadable as well.
And I have made this project for learning purpose and to challenge myself.
However, Thanks for sharing the project.
100% agreed. It's just a learning/hobby project, to know more about parsers, and how languages work. Some of the features like Wildcard, Multiple key selection/omission comes handy, and might add more features like that.
Thanks for sharing the project! JQLite is aimed to run in browsers and node, but will definitely take inspiration from "jq".
That's a great project! JQLite is mainly focused on query-style approach. Also it's a hobby project for learning parsers and stuff.
Thanks for your suggestion! It's definitely something I'll look into.