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JC Version 1.14.0 Released

JC version 1.14.0 release includes new parsers for several commands, including date, wc, sum, cksum, hash, md5, md5sum, shasum, and more!

Posted bykellyjonbrazilJanuary 1, 2021July 13, 2022Posted inAll Posts, JC NewsTags:cli, jc, json, release-notesLeave a comment on JC Version 1.14.0 Released

Parsing Command Output in Nornir with JC

Use jc with Nornir to parse the output of commands run on remote hosts.

Posted bykellyjonbrazilDecember 9, 2020February 17, 2022Posted inAll Posts, JC News, LinuxTags:automation, jc, json, nornir, pythonLeave a comment on Parsing Command Output in Nornir with JC

Parsing Command Output in Saltstack with JC

Use a jc Output and/or Serializer Module to parse the output of commands run on Saltstack Minions.

Posted bykellyjonbrazilSeptember 15, 2020May 21, 2021Posted inAll Posts, JC News, LinuxTags:automation, jc, json, linux, python, saltstack2 Comments on Parsing Command Output in Saltstack with JC

Parsing Command Output in Ansible with JC

Use the jc community.general Ansible filter plugin to parse the output of commands run on remote hosts.

Posted bykellyjonbrazilAugust 30, 2020June 26, 2022Posted inAll Posts, JC News, LinuxTags:ansible, automation, jc, json, linux, python2 Comments on Parsing Command Output in Ansible with JC

JC Version 1.13.1 Released

JC version 1.13.1 includes custom parser plugins, ping parser, sysctl parser, tracepath parser, traceroute parser, more FreeBSD support, new packaging, and more!

Posted bykellyjonbrazilJuly 28, 2020July 13, 2022Posted inAll Posts, JC NewsTags:cli, jc, json, release-notesLeave a comment on JC Version 1.13.1 Released

JC Version 1.11.1 Released

JC version 1.11.1 includes custom colors, dmidecode parser, enhanced netstat parser, more macOS support, new packaging, and more!

Posted bykellyjonbrazilMay 26, 2020July 13, 2022Posted inAll Posts, JC NewsTags:cli, jc, json, release-notesLeave a comment on JC Version 1.11.1 Released

JC Version 1.10.2 Released

JC version 1.10.2 includes color support, axfr support for dig, and other parser updates.

Posted bykellyjonbrazilApril 9, 2020July 13, 2022Posted inAll Posts, JC NewsTags:cli, jc, json, release-notesLeave a comment on JC Version 1.10.2 Released

Jello: The JQ Alternative for Pythonistas

jello works similarly to jq but uses the python interpreter, so you can iterate with loops, comprehensions, variables, expressions, etc. just like you would in a full-fledged python script.

Posted bykellyjonbrazilMarch 25, 2020April 1, 2022Posted inAll Posts, Linux, ProgrammingTags:jc, jello, json, jtbl, linux, pythonLeave a comment on Jello: The JQ Alternative for Pythonistas

JC Version 1.9.0 Released

JC version 1.9.0 now supports 50 parsers. New parsers include airport, file, ntpq, and timedatectl.

Posted bykellyjonbrazilMarch 11, 2020July 13, 2022Posted inAll Posts, JC NewsTags:cli, jc, json, release-notesLeave a comment on JC Version 1.9.0 Released

JSON Tables in the Terminal

jtbl is simple and elegant. It just takes in piped JSON or JSON Lines data and prints a table. There’s only one option to turn on column truncation vs. wrapping columns if the terminal width is too narrow to display the complete table. It ‘does the right thing’.

Posted bykellyjonbrazilMarch 9, 2020December 22, 2021Posted inAll Posts, Linux, ProgrammingTags:jc, jq, json, jtbl, linux, tables, terminal2 Comments on JSON Tables in the Terminal

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