Send your JSON to a specially formatted URL, transform them, and send them on their way!
Start the server. It defaults to listening on port 8081. This can be changed
with the PORT environment variable.
Send JSON via POST, PUT, whatever to /v1/jq/FILTER/to/DEST
- FILTER: has to be a valid jq filter, urlencoded
- DEST: has to be a valid URL, urlencoded
If FILTER is left blank, the transformed JSON is returned to the client.
To actually use the DEST as a jq filter, use the /v1/jq/FILTER/tq/DEST url notation.
To use a FILTER of simply '.', it must be URL encoded to %2E.
This requires a server on the same localhost as the server, on port 8082
Identify your vegetables:
curl -i -d '{"fruit": "watermelon"}' "localhost:8081/jq/%7Bvegetable%3A%20.name%7D/to/http%3A%2F%2F127.0.0.1%3A8082"
Use bits from the post data in the url with /tq/ intead of /to/:
curl -i -d "{\"date\": $(date +%s)}" "localhost:8081/v1/jq/$(urlencode '.')/tq/$(urlencode '"http://127.0.0.1:8082/"+ (.date | strftime("%Y-%m-%d"))')"
Slack echo bot example:
TODO
Build with go build, or with projectbuilder, or deploy with docker:
docker run -d brimstone/jq-httpd
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