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yq is a lightweight and portable command-line YAML processor. It is written in Go and it consists in a single portable binary. It can be used to query a YAML file using a YAML path, to update a YAML file for a YAML path or using a script file, to create a YAML file or merge YAML files. The update operation creates any missing path elements. yq can also be used to convert YAML files to JSON and JSON files to YAML. | yq is a lightweight and portable command-line YAML processor. It is written in Go and it consists in a single portable binary. It can be used to query a YAML file using a YAML path, to update a YAML file for a YAML path or using a script file, to create a YAML file or merge YAML files. The update operation creates any missing path elements. yq can also be used to convert YAML files to JSON and JSON files to YAML. | ||
The default output is YAML, unless [[-j]] option is used. | |||
=Version= | =Version= | ||
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Overview
yq is a lightweight and portable command-line YAML processor. It is written in Go and it consists in a single portable binary. It can be used to query a YAML file using a YAML path, to update a YAML file for a YAML path or using a script file, to create a YAML file or merge YAML files. The update operation creates any missing path elements. yq can also be used to convert YAML files to JSON and JSON files to YAML.
The default output is YAML, unless -j option is used.
Version
yq --version yq version 2.4.1
Installation
Mac
brew install yq
Linux
yq_version=2.4.1
cd /tmp
wget https://github.com/mikefarah/yq/releases/download/${yq_version}/yq_linux_amd64
mv /tmp/yq_linux_amd64 yq /bin/yq
chmod a+x /bin/yq
Operations
Command Line Options
-v
Provides additional details on parsing.