I'm trying to use jq in order to achieve the following -
With an input of:
{
"SomeValue": {
"x" : "y",
"a" : "b"
}
}
I'd like to be able to remove 'SomeValue' and return just the key/values below so that my output would look like:
{
"x" : "y",
"a" : "b"
}
I've tried various permutations of commands I've seen on the forum but either end up deleting the whole structure or nothing at all - thanks in advance for any help/pointers in the right direction.
CodePudding user response:
If all you want is the content of .SomeValue
, that's already exactly your filter:
jq '.SomeValue'
If this part is nested deeper, and you want to update that part while keeping the rest, use the update operator |=
with .SomeValue
on that context (with your small sample this is still just .
):
jq '. |= SomeValue'