jsonwalk 1.1.2 → 1.1.3
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- data/jsonwalk-1.1.2.gem +0 -0
- data/lib/jsonwalk/version.rb +1 -1
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## Examples
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Consider this Json object provided as the pjson2.txt file :
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"id": "0001",
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"type": "donut",
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You can use the file test/cli_jsonwalk.rb to parse it with the syntax:
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You can use the file test/cli_jsonwalk.rb to parse it with the syntax:
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$ ruby test_jsonwalk.rb pjson2.txt food
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["food"] ==> [{"id"=>"0001", "type"=>"donut", "ingredients"=>[{"flour"=>200}, {"eggs"=>3}]}, {"id"=>"0002", "type"=>"cookie", "ingredients"=>[{"flour"=>100}, {"chocolate"=>50}]}]
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["food"] ==> [{"id"=>"0001", "type"=>"donut", "ingredients"=>[{"flour"=>200}, {"eggs"=>3}]}, {"id"=>"0002", "type"=>"cookie", "ingredients"=>[{"flour"=>100}, {"chocolate"=>50}]}]
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## Development
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data/jsonwalk-1.1.2.gem
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Philippe Jounin
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