VEverdverm·Feb 21, 2022
Do they only provide this as an API?
Alternatively, you could use Cuetils to diff and much more. https://github.com/hofstadter-io/cuetils
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CLI and library for diff, patch, and ETL operations on CUE, JSON, and Yaml
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4 sourcesMarcel does a great job of arguing the value of Turing incompleteness. I've collected his talks here: https://cuetorials.com/videos I cannot say it better than he has.
JQ is close to how CUE would solve this. Both are different than an imperative config language, where you would recurse over data. For both JQ and CUE, you would provide a pattern matching "mask" of sorts. With CUE, you can also have a schema built into that mask and ensure that any transformations are still valid. You can also do the same with Yaml, so you get one tool and language to replace jq, yq, and jsonschema.
Cue might actually get bounded recursion, the idea has been thrown around. It ought not invalidate the theory because it can be proved all the way down. You can simulate it today with comprehensions. I've built some structural helpers on the pattern here: https
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https://github.com/hofstadter-io/cuetils
Do you also make the cuetorials? It was of great help to us a few months ago. Thank you for that.
In Cue: A new language for data validationI got inspired and started this over the weekend to demonstrate what is possible.
https://github.com/hofstadter-io/cuetils
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