Hey kids, why shouldn't every python tool have a Ruby counterpart? :) https://github.com/marksands/pjson-rb
PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
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Re: PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
#22Hey kids, why shouldn't every python tool have a Ruby counterpart? :) https://github.com/marksands/pjson-rb
This is awesome :)
Re: PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
#23Hey kids, why shouldn't every python tool have a Ruby counterpart? :) https://github.com/marksands/pjson-rb
Come on, you should use coderay instead of pygments. 100% ruby ;)
Re: PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
#24This looks really good, thanks.
Rather than pipe curl's output through stuff though, for the most part I use httpie [1]. It's a human-friendly curl wrapper.
Re: PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
#25Hey kids, why shouldn't every python tool have a Ruby counterpart? :) https://github.com/marksands/pjson-rb
Come on, you should use coderay instead of pygments. 100% ruby ;)
Sweet! I went with a quick conversion rather than doing any research. Thanks for the link, I'll definitely give it a whirl tomorrow evening.
Re: PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
#26For those that want to stay in Ruby land:
$ gem install jazor coderay
$ echo '{"foo": "bar"}' | jazor | coderay -json
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#27Wait wait ... what are the unicode characters for that cloud and lightning bolt? That looks awesome.
There is unicode characters (code points, graphemes, whatevs) for everything
Re: PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
#28Not sure what this offers over what I currently have in ~bin with a similar name,
python -m json.tool "$@" | pygmentize -l json | less -RSNFX
Re: PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
#29oh man.. I was looking for exactly this earlier today.. it looks REALLY pretty
Re: PJSON: pretty, colorful json output formatting for terminal
#30If this is based on pygments, is it reasonable to have a command like this that works on everything pygments knows how to highlight, and plugs into a bunch of pretty-printers / reformatters, e.g. GNU indent? Is there an equivalent of pygments for pretty-printing all the things?
Yes, it's the "pygmentize" command, included in pygments. Also, pygments is a fantastic tool, I love it.