Say I have input like
{"DESCRIPTION": "Need to run script to do stuff", "PRIORITY": "Medium"}
but also get input like
{"STACK_NAME": "applecakes", "BACKEND_OR_INTEGRATIONS": "integrations", "PRIORITY": "Medium"}
ie, the parameters can be completely different.
I need to get the output in a format more friendly to send to Jira to make tickets. Specifically, I would like to strip the json formatting away, and insert a \n between each keypair. Here's what the above samples should look like:
DESCRIPTION: Need to run script to do stuff\nPRIORITY: Medium
STACK_NAME: applecakes\nBACKEND_OR_INTEGRATIONS: integrations\nPRIORITY: Medium
There can be a little flexibility in that if, for example, more spaces were needed or whatever.
So far I've got this worked out (assuming my input is stored in a variable called description
echo $description | jq -r "to_entries|map(\"\(.key)=\(.value|tostring)\")|.[]"
This works to strip away the JSON formatting, but doesn't handle newlines. I'm stumped on how to make sure I split only on each keypair, not on say every space or anything equally messy. What do I need to add to include newlines? Is a map even my best choice?
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