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NAME

6       jsonnet - jsonnet commandline interpreter
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SYNOPSIS

9       jsonnet [option ...]  filename
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OPTIONS

12       In all cases:
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14          • filename can be - (stdin)
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16          • Multichar options are expanded e.g. -abc becomes -a -b -c.
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18          • The  --  option  suppresses option processing for subsequent argu‐
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21          • Note that since filenames and jsonnet programs can begin  with  -,
22            it  is  advised  to  use -- if the argument is unknown, e.g. json‐
23            net -- "$FILENAME".
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25   AVAILABLE OPTIONS
26       -h, --help
27              Print a usage message
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29       -e, --exec
30              Treat filename as code
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32       -J, --jpath dir
33              Specify an additional library search directory (right-most wins)
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35       -o, --output-file file
36              Write to the output file rather than stdout
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38       -m, --multi dir
39              Write multiple files to the directory, list files on stdout
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41       -y, --yaml-stream
42              Write output as a YAML stream of JSON documents
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44       -S, --string
45              Expect a string, manifest as plain text
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47       -s, --max-stack n
48              Number of allowed stack frames
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50       -t, --max-trace n
51              Max length of stack trace before cropping
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53       --gc-min-objects n
54              Do not run garbage collector until this many
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56       --gc-growth-trigger n
57              Run garbage collector after this amount of object growth
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59       --version
60              Print version
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62   AVAILABLE OPTIONS FOR SPECIFYING VALUES OF ‘EXTERNAL’ VARIABLES
63       Provide the value as a string:
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65       -V, --ext-str var[=val]
66              If val is omitted, get from environment var var
67           --ext-str-file var=file
68              Read the string from the file
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70       Provide the value as Jsonnet code:
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72       --ext-code var[=code]
73              If code is omitted, get from environment var var
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75       --ext-code-file var=file
76              Read the code from the file
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78   AVAILABLE OPTIONS FOR SPECIFYING VALUES OF ‘TOP-LEVEL ARGUMENTS’
79       Provide the value as a string:
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81       -V, --tla-str var[=val]
82              If val is omitted, get from environment var var
83           --tla-str-file var=file
84              Read the string from the file
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86       Provide the value as Jsonnet code:
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88       --tla-code var[=code]
89              If code is omitted, get from environment var var
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91       --tla-code-file var=file
92              Read the code from the file
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ENVIRONMENT

95       JSONNET_PATH
96              is a colon (semicolon on Windows) separated list of  directories
97              added  in  reverse  order  before the paths specified by --jpath
98              (i.e. left-most wins)
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100              E.g.
101                  JSONNET_PATH=a:b jsonnet -J c -J d
102              is equivalent to:
103                  JSONNET_PATH=d:c:a:b jsonnet
104                  jsonnet -J b -J a -J c -J d
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SEE ALSO

107       jsonnetfmt(1)
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