Add short example of using jc with NGS?
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I would like to add a short example of using jc with NGS (to the main readme). That would be related and just after the Python example. Something like this (plus some explanation):
echo(``jc dig example.com``[0].answer)
Would this be OK?
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“WIKI article” should be “wiki page”, I think “page” is much more commonly used in the context of “wiki”. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki
Maybe something like: This allows running
jc
, parsing the output JSON and assigning the resulting data structure to a variable in a single line of code.Nice!
Watch out though because it might go out of sync with the wiki page (after it’s edited).
This seems to work fine, though: