jsonfmt

Format JSON files either expanded, compact or single-line

Default mode is --fractured when no mode flag is provided.

Options

--canonical: the same output as jq . --sort-keys
--sort-keys: sort object keys case-insensitively
--line: everything on a single line
--trailing-newline: if a trailing newline should be emitted
--eol: end-of-line character(s) [ lf | cr' | crlf ]. Default is lf.
--fractured: compact output with FracturedJson using the go-fractured-json library

jsonfmt exposes go-fractured-json options as --fractured-* flags, including:

--fractured-max-total-line-length
--fractured-max-inline-complexity
--fractured-max-compact-array-complexity
--fractured-max-table-row-complexity
--fractured-max-prop-name-padding
--fractured-colon-before-prop-name-padding
--fractured-table-comma-placement (before-padding, after-padding, before-padding-except-numbers)
--fractured-min-compact-array-row-items
--fractured-always-expand-depth
--fractured-nested-bracket-padding
--fractured-simple-bracket-padding
--fractured-colon-padding
--fractured-comma-padding
--fractured-comment-padding
--fractured-number-list-alignment (left, right, decimal, normalize)
--fractured-indent-spaces
--fractured-use-tab-to-indent
--fractured-prefix-string
--fractured-comment-policy (error, remove, preserve)
--fractured-preserve-blank-lines
--fractured-allow-trailing-commas
--fractured-json-eol-style (default, crlf, lf)