Reintroduce --flatten (or something else like --output_filter=flatten) #81
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Changelog diff is: diff --git a/Changes b/Changes index c7ddfb2..10f4145 100644 --- a/Changes +++ b/Changes @@ -1,5 +1,17 @@ Revision history for Perl extension MOP4Import::Declare +0.051 2020-06-28 + * GH-81 - Reintroduce `--flatten` + * GH-80 - Allow opts in ->cli_encode_as([$fmt,\%opts], @records) + * GH-79 - change Data::Dumper options for --output=dump + * GH-78 - make --output=ndjson as default format + * GH-77 - cli_read_file - pass %opts to each format readers + * GH-75 - Change NamedCodeAttributes to Exporter + * GH-74 - Prepare MOP4Import::Util::Inspector to implement zsh completer + * GH-73 - Rename run() to cli_run(). (run() was too generic as an API entry name.) + * GH-72 - Fix tsv output and add cli_encode_as($outputFmt, @records) + * GH-57 - separate cli_array (returns `\@args`) and cli_list (returns `@args`) + 0.050 2019-09-11 * MOP4Import::Base::CLI_JSON is introduced with many cli_xxx APIs. * Other important changes follows:
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Changelog diff is: diff --git a/Changes b/Changes index 10f4145..0e7cafe 100644 --- a/Changes +++ b/Changes @@ -1,5 +1,8 @@ Revision history for Perl extension MOP4Import::Declare +0.051_001 2020-10-14 + * GH-83 - Fix cpanfile for configure dependency of `rlib` + 0.051 2020-06-28 * GH-81 - Reintroduce `--flatten` * GH-80 - Allow opts in ->cli_encode_as([$fmt,\%opts], @records)
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Previously in #78 I deprecated
--flattenfor usage consistency. But I recognized it complicates life with more structured files.For example,
xlsxworkbook contains worksheets, which constructed from rows, each of which is an array of columns. Emitting a workbook as a single JSON array is correct, but post-processing of such JSON usually requires complex jq filtering. It is quite time-consuming.Instead, if such a workbook is emitted as row-by-row ndjson, we can easily spot interesting items with grep and/or less. And you can still use jq for it too.
One idea to solve above is introducing
--output_filter=flattenand allow users to implement their own filters.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: