qq is an interoperable configuration format transcoder with jq query syntax powered by gojq.
qq is multi modal, and can be used as a replacement for jq or be interacted with via a REPL with autocomplete and realtime rendering preview for building queries.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Support a wide range of configuration formats and transform them interchangeably between each other.
- Quick and comprehensive querying of configuration formats without needing a pipeline of dedicated tools.
- Provide an interactive mode for building queries with autocomplete and realtime rendering preview.
- qq is broad, but performant encodings are still a priority, execution is quite fast despite covering a broad range of codecs. qq performs comparitively with dedicated tools for a given format.
Website: github.com/JFryy/qq
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Developer: JFry
License: MIT License
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