python-json2yaml

A simple command that turn json data to yaml format and vice versa. It can be used in Linux, MacOS and Window.

Install

pip install python-json2yaml

Commands

json2yaml
yaml2json

Command Helpers

E:\code\zencore-json2yaml\test>json2yaml --help
Usage: json2yaml [OPTIONS] [SRC] [DST]

Options:
--help  Show this message and exit.

E:\code\zencore-json2yaml\test>yaml2json --help
Usage: yaml2json [OPTIONS] [SRC] [DST]

Options:
--help  Show this message and exit.

Command Examples

Read json text from stdin and print yaml text to stdout

cat a.json | json2yaml

Read json text from stdin and print yaml text to a file

cat a.json | json2yaml - a.txt

Read json text from a file and print yaml text to another file

json2yaml a.json a.txt

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