Parsing JSON on the command line | Easy | JQ tutorial with example code

[@techpranezm]

Thanks for sharing. Very informative

[@LondonIAC]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alexluke_again]

thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@LondonIAC]

I'm glad you found it useful.

[@rostjost]

Very good video, respect.

[@LondonIAC]

Much appreciated. Solomon did a great job explaining ./JQ

[@tientaivo2509]

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

[@LondonIAC]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@jamesmensah2331]

good video

[@LondonIAC]

Thanks - I use this for reference.

[@anilp4382]

Good information...Thank You...It would have been good if u added the album file for us to download.

[@LondonIAC]

Hi,
In the introduction of the talk, Solomon shares his Github account where the json files are stored. Check here: github.com/solomonakinyemi/jq-introduction-samples
Let me know if this is what you needed.
Thanks.

[@CaimAstraea]

How can I pick a random single one ? :/

[@joseriha8405]

jq can't do that but if you generate random number and pass it as argument then perhaps that could work.

[@LondonIAC]

thanks for your reply!

[@LondonIAC]

I hope that helps with your question.