json2toml
- 命令行工具(v2023.10.04)
usage:
## shell command toolkit :: convert json to toml
json2toml (2023.10.08)
eg:
[0] json2toml --help ; show help
[1] json2toml input.json output.toml ; json to tmol
[2] json2toml input.toml output.json ; toml to json
[3] json2toml --stdin '{"name":"jsonfile"}' ; stdin:json to stdout:toml
[4] json2toml --stdin 'name = "jsonfile"' --mode=2 ; stdin:toml to stdout:json
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version show versions
-i, --stdin stdin::text
-d, --dry_run debug only, 不运行,只打印调试参数
--force_redo force overwrite
--indent INDENT output json/toml file
--mode MODE 0-auto; 1-json2toml; 2-toml2json;
--input_file INPUT_FILE
input json/toml file
--output_file OUTPUT_FILE
output json/toml file
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