Prettify JSON lines
Please ensure jq is installed on your system
curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/geodimm/jqp/main/scripts/install.sh" | bashPipe the JSON into jqp
$ echo '{"field1":"value1", "field2": 2, "field3": ["3"]}' | jqp
field1=value1 field2=2 field3=["3"]Example JSON log message with @timestamp, level and message fields
$ echo '{"message":"This is a test message", "@timestamp": "1999-12-31T23:59:59.999Z", "level": "ERROR", "field1":"value1", "field2": 2, "field3": ["3"]}' | jqp
1999-12-31T23:59:59.999Z ERROR This is a test message field1=value1 field2=2 field3=["3"]You can use it to format K8S JSON logs:
kubectl logs -f <POD> | jqpYou can optionally create a configuration file and set colours and priorities
for all JSON fields.
The configuration file must be located under $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/jqp/config.json.
See the sample.config.json as example. It contains the default values which
will be used if no configuration file is found.
The configuration file allows you to set the priority and the colour of the value for each field.
Setting a field's priority will:
- Print only the field value
- Change the position of the field according to the value
Setting a field's colour will:
- Change the colour of the field value
You can also change the colour of the field key with the fieldKeyColour option.
Only the main 16 terminal colours are supported:
| Colour | Description |
|---|---|
| black | Colour000 |
| red | Colour001 |
| green | Colour002 |
| yellow | Colour003 |
| blue | Colour004 |
| magenta | Colour005 |
| cyan | Colour006 |
| lightgray | Colour007 |
| darkgray | Colour008 |
| lightred | Colour009 |
| lightgreen | Colour010 |
| lightyellow | Colour011 |
| lightblue | Colour012 |
| lightmagenta | Colour013 |
| lightcyan | Colour014 |
| white | Colour015 |
curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/geodimm/jqp/main/scripts/uninstall.sh" | bash