Command line app to deep sort JSON files.
roast is an implementation of codesen/jsonsort-cli written in Rust using serde.
Download the latest build for your platform from Releases. Simply drop the executable into a location in your PATH.
$ roast file1.json folder1/folder2/**/*.* folder3 -s
$ roast -t -n -s *
$ roast -s yourspecialfolder
$ roast -v
$ roast --version
$ roast -h
$ roast --helpThe following will be not be processed:
node_modules/package.jsonpackage_lock.jsonpackage-lock.jsonnpm-debug.lognpm-shrinkwrap.jsonconfig.gypi.lock-wscript.DS_Store.svn/CVS/
Use roast --help to list available flags.
| short | long | description |
|---|---|---|
| -a | --arrays | Also sort any arrays if they contain only string elements |
| -d | --dry | Only list all the files to be processed |
| -g | --git | Sort any JSON files tracked by git, that have a modified status. Will not modify any untracked, staged, or ignored files |
| -i | --indentationCount | How many spaces/tabs to use (default: 2 -> spaces, 1 -> tabs) |
| -l | --lineEnding | Set to "cr", "crlf" or "lf". Otherwise, the original line ending of the file is used |
| --silent | Suppress output | |
| -s | --spaces | Use spaces for JSON file indentation (default uses tabs) |
| -v | --verbose | Enable verbose output for debugging |
| -h | --help | Print help |
| -V | --version | Print version |
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