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Allow the input of JSONPath-like syntax to extract complex data for tabulation.
Example:
The meraki networks getNetworkClients command provides output like
meraki networks getNetworkClients
{ "id": "xxxxxxxx", "mac": "xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx", "description": "SomeEndpoint", "usage": { "sent": 711311, "recv": 345962, "total": 1057274 }, "status": "Online", "notes": null, "groupPolicy8021x": null, "adaptivePolicyGroup": null, "smInstalled": false }
Normally, the usage data is squashed out of tabulation.
usage
Allow the use of an option like -s "id,mac,usage.sent,usage.recv" with dot-separators to extract and tabulate the nested data.
-s "id,mac,usage.sent,usage.recv"
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Allow the input of JSONPath-like syntax to extract complex data for tabulation.
Example:
The
meraki networks getNetworkClients
command provides output likeNormally, the
usage
data is squashed out of tabulation.Allow the use of an option like
-s "id,mac,usage.sent,usage.recv"
with dot-separators to extract and tabulate the nested data.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: