If you have trouble remembering jq syntax (or any other weird CLIs) I'd reccomend increasing the number of lines of history stored in your shell and finding a way (I use FZF) to search through that history.
I do a quick ctrl+r, type jq, and I can find all of my JQ snippets I've used in the past couple of years. If I then type "select" I can find all of the times I've used that function, etc.
I also use it to find while loops, kubectl snippets, environment variables I exported to run a script, etc.
I do a quick ctrl+r, type jq, and I can find all of my JQ snippets I've used in the past couple of years. If I then type "select" I can find all of the times I've used that function, etc.
I also use it to find while loops, kubectl snippets, environment variables I exported to run a script, etc.