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55 lines
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example raw output:
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[{
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"StdOut": [
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{"processes": {"pid": 1, "name": "init"}}
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]
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},
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{
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"StdOut": [
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{"processes": {"pid": 2, "name": "bash"}}
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]
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}]
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example queries:
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$ destreamify "stdout"
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[
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{"processes": {"pid": 1, "name": "init"},
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{"processes": {"pid": 2, "name": "bash"}}
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]
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$ destreamify "stdout~processes"
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[
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{"pid": 1", "name": "init"},
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{"pid": 2", "name": "bash"},
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]
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if we had a specialls that output stdout like this:
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[
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"weird_derp": {
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"files": [{"name": ____}]
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}
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]
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Then we would use
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$ specialls --json | tributary "stdout>weird_derp"
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[
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{"files": [{"name": _____}, ...]},
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{"files": [{"name": _____}, ...]},
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]
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Then we can do
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$ specialls --json | tributary "stdout>weird_derp" | cat --json
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also valid
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----------
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stdout>"file name">name
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stdout>"file>name">name
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not valid
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stdout>file name>name
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