jq_flags function

Flags for use with jq

The flags function is provided for the high-level DSL approach, whereas the jq_flags function is used to provide the low-level jq with the appropriate flags.

jq_flags(
  pretty = FALSE,
  ascii = FALSE,
  color = FALSE,
  sorted = FALSE,
  stream = FALSE,
  seq = FALSE
)

flags(
  .data,
  pretty = FALSE,
  ascii = FALSE,
  color = FALSE,
  sorted = FALSE,
  stream = FALSE,
  seq = FALSE
)

Arguments

• pretty: Pretty print the json (different to jsonlite's pretty printing).
• ascii: Force jq to produce pure ASCII output with non-ASCII characters replaced by equivalent escape sequences.
• color: Add ANSI escape sequences for coloured output
• sorted: Output fields of each object with keys in sorted order
• stream: Parse the input in streaming fashion, outputing arrays of path and leaf values like jq --stream command line.
• seq: Use the application/json-seq MIME type scheme for separating JSON like the jq --seq command line.
• .data: A jqr object.

Examples

'{"a": 7, "z":0, "b": 4}' %>% flags(sorted = TRUE)
'{"a": 7, "z":0, "b": 4}' %>% dot %>% flags(sorted = TRUE)
jq('{"a": 7, "z":0, "b": 4}', ".") %>% flags(sorted = TRUE)
jq('{"a": 7, "z":0, "b": 4}', ".", flags = jq_flags(sorted = TRUE))