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A Java DSL for reading, querying, and manipulating JSON documents using XPath-like expressions.
A command-line tool and library for querying, modifying, and converting data across JSON, YAML, TOML, XML, CSV, HCL, and INI formats.
A command-line utility for processing JSON and JavaScript data, inspired by Perl and Unix tools like sed and awk.
A Java library for declarative JSON-to-JSON transformations using JSON-based specifications.
A small utility library for chaining data manipulation operations on common Objective-C data structures.
An interactive JSON query tool that combines jid's drill-down interface with jq's powerful filtering expressions.
A CLI tool for processing JSON and text data with functional pipelines using Ramda, supporting both command-line and interactive browser modes.
A Java port of Underscore.js providing functional programming utilities, XML/JSON processing, and fluent data manipulation.
A high-performance Go library for matching JSON events against multiple patterns with support for wildcards, regex, and complex queries.
A tiny functional language for querying and manipulating JSON, like sed but for JSON data.
A Java implementation of the JSON-LD 1.0 specification for working with Linked Data in JSON format.
A streaming JsonPath processor for Java that extracts JSON data without loading entire documents into memory.
A modular, recursive file scanning framework that extends Yara signatures to extract and analyze file objects for malware analysis and intelligence.
A command-line tool for querying and transforming JSON/NDJSON documents using the GROQ query language.
A performant, portable jq wrapper that consumes and outputs formats like XML and YAML using jq filters.
A Java library for enriching, transforming, and filtering JSON documents using configurable pipelines.
Dynamic bytecode generation module for Jackson POJO serializers and deserializers to reduce data binding overhead.
A CLI tool that strips comments and trailing commas from JSON files, enabling comment usage in JSON.
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