jq - Lightweight command-line JSON processor
jq is like sed for JSON data. You can slice, filter, map, and
transform structured data with the same ease that sed, awk, grep,
and friends let you manipulate text.
Original author: Stephen Dolan / jqlang contributors
Ported by Duncan Bowring using amiport (AI-assisted porting toolkit).
Project: https://github.com/bdgscotland/amiport
Cross-compiled with m68k-amigaos-gcc for AmigaOS 3.x (68020+).
Tested in vamos emulator and FS-UAE.
Usage:
jq [options] <filter> [file ...]
echo '{"name":"Amiga"}' | jq '.name'
jq '.[] | select(.age > 30)' data.json
jq -r '.results[].title' api_response.json
Built without oniguruma regex library. Regex builtins (test,
match, capture) return a runtime error message. All other jq
functionality works: select, map, keys, has, add, reduce,
group_by, sort_by, unique, flatten, range, path, env, debug,
@base64, @uri, @csv, @tsv, @html, tojson/fromjson, and more.
Includes full source code (original POSIX and ported Amiga versions)
and PORT.md documenting every transformation applied.
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