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jsonshell

Navigating JSON documents just got a whole lot easier! With jsonshell, you can navigate large and complex objects as if they were in a shell-like environment. In jsonshell, objects are treated as directories and can be navigated through with the cd command. You can also use the ls command, which lists all the keys/property names, get which retrives a value by key/property name, and more!

Install it with pip install jsonshell, and then run either jsonsh or json.sh. Pass in the JSON object filename as the argument to json.sh, and then use the help command to get started!

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