json2yaml 0.4.0

json2yaml

A simple tool to convert json to yaml.

Reads input either from file or http endpoint. Writes converted output to file or console.

Usage

Usage: json2yaml [options]

Options:
  -i|--input           [Conditionally Required]. Path to json input file. I.e. `-i:file.json` (or `-i="file.json"`). If empty value provided (`-i`), converter will search current directory for json file. Use either thtory for json file. Use either this or -u|--url.
  -u|--url             [Conditionally Required]. HTTP endpoint to fetch json from. Use either this or -i|--input.
  -c|--console-output  [Optional]. Specifies if converted yaml should be printed directly to console. (In this case -o option is ignorred.)
  -o|--output          [Conditionally Optional]. Path to output yaml file. I.e. `-o:file.yaml (or -o="file.yaml")`. Optional only with -i or -c option. If omitted or empty value provided ('-o') converter will output ted ('-o') converter will output to file named like input, but with .yaml extension.
  -m|--max-size        [Optional]. Specifies size limit for file to be converted. I.e. `-m:10`. If omitted, converter will skip file larger that 20 MB.
  -?|-h|--help         Show help information

Examples

The simplest use case for local input:

json2yaml -i

This will search current directory for json file. Convert its contents to yaml. And writes output to file named as input file, but with extension .yaml.

For remote input use this:

json2yaml -u:https://localhost:5001/swagger/v1/swagger.json -o:swagger.yaml

Note. For --url option either --output or flag --console-output is required.

To print conversion results directly to console use -c|--console-output flag:

json2yaml -i:input.json -c