FX: Powerful Terminal JSON Visualizer And Processor

I don't tend to do much work where I need to look through JSON data for the kinds of stuff I do it's mainly good enough to know that I can pull out various values say for example with a user account but maybe you need a way to test more powerful processing. Sure you can set up a project that brings in the modern libraries and the modern JavaScript syntax but isn't it easier to just work with a tool that handles a lot of that for you. FX is a really powerful terminal based JSON processor and visualizer which I do not know enough JavaScript to show off as well as I'd like to.

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[BrodieRobertson]

Do you see much use for a program like FX or JQ, personally I don't have much of a use for it but I could definitely see some uses for it.

[しげお-il]

6:12 I felt the Luke Smith presence there

[RodrigoStuchi]

Very cool and powerful tool, I think the only "incontinent" is the node runtime.
Unlike jq that is a single binary, one advantage imho.

[catdotjs]

ahhh brodie how has years done you wonders lmfao