append values under element in json
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the following parameter include list values ( list of machines )
for example
echo $list_of_machine
worker01.sys645.com worker02.sys645.com worker03.sys645.com worker04.sys645.com worker05.sys645.com
we have this standard json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
]
how to append the values - $list_of_machine under HTTP_SERVER element , as the following
expected results
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
bash shell-script awk sed jq
asked Feb 25 at 16:52
yaelyael
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the following parameter include list values ( list of machines )
for example
echo $list_of_machine
worker01.sys645.com worker02.sys645.com worker03.sys645.com worker04.sys645.com worker05.sys645.com
we have this standard json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
]
how to append the values - $list_of_machine under HTTP_SERVER element , as the following
expected results
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
bash shell-script awk sed jq
asked Feb 25 at 16:52
yaelyael
2,74222576
Without knowing the data super well any attempts with awk and/or sed and scripting are likely to fail ... try these: stackoverflow.com/questions/42245288/… stackoverflow.com/questions/51147753/… stackoverflow.com/questions/48963263/…
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:04
the target is to append the list of machine under - HTTP_SERVER
– yael
Feb 25 at 17:05
And it's guaranteed to have a line ` "master01.sys645.com",` ? Btw, that trailing comma is not valid JSON ;)
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:08
add a comment |
the following parameter include list values ( list of machines )
for example
echo $list_of_machine
worker01.sys645.com worker02.sys645.com worker03.sys645.com worker04.sys645.com worker05.sys645.com
we have this standard json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
]
how to append the values - $list_of_machine under HTTP_SERVER element , as the following
expected results
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
bash shell-script awk sed jq
asked Feb 25 at 16:52
yaelyael
2,74222576
the following parameter include list values ( list of machines )
for example
echo $list_of_machine
worker01.sys645.com worker02.sys645.com worker03.sys645.com worker04.sys645.com worker05.sys645.com
we have this standard json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
]
how to append the values - $list_of_machine under HTTP_SERVER element , as the following
expected results
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
bash shell-script awk sed jq
bash shell-script awk sed jq
asked Feb 25 at 16:52
yaelyael
2,74222576
asked Feb 25 at 16:52
yaelyael
2,74222576
asked Feb 25 at 16:52
yaelyael
2,74222576
asked Feb 25 at 16:52
yaelyael
2,74222576
asked Feb 25 at 16:52
yaelyael
2,74222576
2,74222576
Without knowing the data super well any attempts with awk and/or sed and scripting are likely to fail ... try these: stackoverflow.com/questions/42245288/… stackoverflow.com/questions/51147753/… stackoverflow.com/questions/48963263/…
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:04
the target is to append the list of machine under - HTTP_SERVER
– yael
Feb 25 at 17:05
And it's guaranteed to have a line ` "master01.sys645.com",` ? Btw, that trailing comma is not valid JSON ;)
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:08
add a comment |
Without knowing the data super well any attempts with awk and/or sed and scripting are likely to fail ... try these: stackoverflow.com/questions/42245288/… stackoverflow.com/questions/51147753/… stackoverflow.com/questions/48963263/…
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:04
the target is to append the list of machine under - HTTP_SERVER
– yael
Feb 25 at 17:05
And it's guaranteed to have a line ` "master01.sys645.com",` ? Btw, that trailing comma is not valid JSON ;)
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:08
Without knowing the data super well any attempts with awk and/or sed and scripting are likely to fail ... try these: stackoverflow.com/questions/42245288/… stackoverflow.com/questions/51147753/… stackoverflow.com/questions/48963263/…
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:04
Without knowing the data super well any attempts with awk and/or sed and scripting are likely to fail ... try these: stackoverflow.com/questions/42245288/… stackoverflow.com/questions/51147753/… stackoverflow.com/questions/48963263/…
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:04
the target is to append the list of machine under - HTTP_SERVER
– yael
Feb 25 at 17:05
the target is to append the list of machine under - HTTP_SERVER
– yael
Feb 25 at 17:05
And it's guaranteed to have a line ` "master01.sys645.com",` ? Btw, that trailing comma is not valid JSON ;)
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:08
And it's guaranteed to have a line ` "master01.sys645.com",` ? Btw, that trailing comma is not valid JSON ;)
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:08
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Note that your "standard JSON" isn't actually JSON (there's an extra comma before the closing ] in HTTP_SERVER).
Also, sed will only work if the source is formatted in the way you need it, it won't work for arbitrary JSON (which may not have line breaks).
So a better solution is to use jq, as in
$ jq --arg list "$list_of_machine" '.HTTP_SERVER|=.+($list|split(" "))' < your_file.json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
with a well-formed your_file.json, of course.
answered Feb 26 at 9:30
dirktdirkt
17.4k31338
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With slightly different indentation.
$ sed 's/("master01.sys645.com",)/1'$(echo -e "\\n\\t"$list_of_machine// /",\\n\\t""")'/' json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
answered Feb 25 at 17:09
FreddyFreddy
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Note that your "standard JSON" isn't actually JSON (there's an extra comma before the closing ] in HTTP_SERVER).
Also, sed will only work if the source is formatted in the way you need it, it won't work for arbitrary JSON (which may not have line breaks).
So a better solution is to use jq, as in
$ jq --arg list "$list_of_machine" '.HTTP_SERVER|=.+($list|split(" "))' < your_file.json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
with a well-formed your_file.json, of course.
answered Feb 26 at 9:30
dirktdirkt
17.4k31338
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Note that your "standard JSON" isn't actually JSON (there's an extra comma before the closing ] in HTTP_SERVER).
Also, sed will only work if the source is formatted in the way you need it, it won't work for arbitrary JSON (which may not have line breaks).
So a better solution is to use jq, as in
$ jq --arg list "$list_of_machine" '.HTTP_SERVER|=.+($list|split(" "))' < your_file.json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
with a well-formed your_file.json, of course.
answered Feb 26 at 9:30
dirktdirkt
17.4k31338
add a comment |
Note that your "standard JSON" isn't actually JSON (there's an extra comma before the closing ] in HTTP_SERVER).
Also, sed will only work if the source is formatted in the way you need it, it won't work for arbitrary JSON (which may not have line breaks).
So a better solution is to use jq, as in
$ jq --arg list "$list_of_machine" '.HTTP_SERVER|=.+($list|split(" "))' < your_file.json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
with a well-formed your_file.json, of course.
answered Feb 26 at 9:30
dirktdirkt
17.4k31338
Note that your "standard JSON" isn't actually JSON (there's an extra comma before the closing ] in HTTP_SERVER).
Also, sed will only work if the source is formatted in the way you need it, it won't work for arbitrary JSON (which may not have line breaks).
So a better solution is to use jq, as in
$ jq --arg list "$list_of_machine" '.HTTP_SERVER|=.+($list|split(" "))' < your_file.json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
with a well-formed your_file.json, of course.
answered Feb 26 at 9:30
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With slightly different indentation.
$ sed 's/("master01.sys645.com",)/1'$(echo -e "\\n\\t"$list_of_machine// /",\\n\\t""")'/' json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
answered Feb 25 at 17:09
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With slightly different indentation.
$ sed 's/("master01.sys645.com",)/1'$(echo -e "\\n\\t"$list_of_machine// /",\\n\\t""")'/' json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
answered Feb 25 at 17:09
FreddyFreddy
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With slightly different indentation.
$ sed 's/("master01.sys645.com",)/1'$(echo -e "\\n\\t"$list_of_machine// /",\\n\\t""")'/' json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
answered Feb 25 at 17:09
FreddyFreddy
1,339210
With slightly different indentation.
$ sed 's/("master01.sys645.com",)/1'$(echo -e "\\n\\t"$list_of_machine// /",\\n\\t""")'/' json
"MNN_server": [
"master02.sys645.com"
],
"HTTP_SERVER": [
"master01.sys645.com",
"worker01.sys645.com",
"worker02.sys645.com",
"worker03.sys645.com",
"worker04.sys645.com",
"worker05.sys645.com"
]
answered Feb 25 at 17:09
FreddyFreddy
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answered Feb 25 at 17:09
FreddyFreddy
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answered Feb 25 at 17:09
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answered Feb 25 at 17:09
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Without knowing the data super well any attempts with awk and/or sed and scripting are likely to fail ... try these: stackoverflow.com/questions/42245288/… stackoverflow.com/questions/51147753/… stackoverflow.com/questions/48963263/…
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:04
the target is to append the list of machine under - HTTP_SERVER
– yael
Feb 25 at 17:05
And it's guaranteed to have a line ` "master01.sys645.com",` ? Btw, that trailing comma is not valid JSON ;)
– tink
Feb 25 at 17:08