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It would be handy to have direct support for jsonl and CSV/TSV formats.
The easy workaround is:
jq -s '{ "items": . }' my.jsonl jinjanate my.j2 --format json
(assuming my jinja2 iterates through a key items)
items
or
jq -s . my.jsonl jinjanate my.j2 --format json --format-option array-name=items
Similarly, for CSV/TSV input tools like csvjson can easily do the processing up-front
So low priority but would be handy to avoid boilerplate preprocessing
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Definitely an interesting idea, and this sort of thing is the reason why plugin support was created :-)
If the preprocessing can be done by a Python package, then creating a plugin would be fairly easy to do.
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It would be handy to have direct support for jsonl and CSV/TSV formats.
The easy workaround is:
jq -s '{ "items": . }' my.jsonl jinjanate my.j2 --format json
(assuming my jinja2 iterates through a key
items
)or
jq -s . my.jsonl jinjanate my.j2 --format json --format-option array-name=items
Similarly, for CSV/TSV input tools like csvjson can easily do the processing up-front
So low priority but would be handy to avoid boilerplate preprocessing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: