RRJSON(1p)

🌸 NAME 🌸

okay so like, welcome to the RRJSON(1p) page — your girl is here to walk you through rrjson, which converts from/to miscellaneous JSON formats. that's the whole vibe. 💖

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

here's exactly how you call her, bestie 👇

Usage: script/rrjson.pl [options] file

  Inputs
   --execute -e         args are JSON, not filenames
   --schema=XXX         optional JSON schema

  Output modes
   --rrjson             pretty printed RRJSON output (default)
   --rjson              pretty printed RJSON output
   --json               JSON output
   --json_xs            JSON_XS output
   --yaml               YAML output
   --toml               TOML output
   --no-pretty          compact (non-pretty) output
   --indent=N           indent for output
   --order              retain order of hash keys
   --dump               dump structure (Data::Printer)
   --dumper             dump structure (Data::Dumper)

  Parser options
   --strict             see the docs

  Miscellaneous
   --ident              shows identification
   --help               shows a brief help message and exits
   --verbose            provides more verbose information
   --quiet              runs as silently as possible

and here's the same list again but with me hyping each one up, because you deserve it 🫶

the inputs 💅

• --execute -e — plot twist: your args aren't filenames, they are the JSON. feeding it straight from the group chat, no file needed.
• --schema=XXX — drop an optional JSON schema in at XXX if you want one. optional, so no pressure, queen.

output modes ✨ (pick your era)

• --rrjson — pretty printed RRJSON output. yes bestie this is the default, we love a main character.
• --rjson — pretty printed RJSON output.
• --json — plain old JSON output.
• --json_xs — JSON_XS output.
• --yaml — YAML output.
• --toml — TOML output.
• --no-pretty — compact, non-pretty output. no glow-up, just the raw data fr.
• --indent=N — set the indent for output. N is your number, you choose the aesthetic.
• --order — keeps the order of hash keys. she remembers everything, no cap.
• --dump — dump the structure with Data::Printer.
• --dumper — dump the structure with Data::Dumper. yes there's two of them, pick your fighter 💀

parser options 🧚

• --strict — see the docs. that's it. that's all she wrote. go read the docs bestie, iykyk.

miscellaneous 🌈

• --ident — shows identification.
• --help — shows a brief help message and then exits. short and sweet.
• --verbose — provides more verbose information. she will yap (affectionately).
• --quiet — runs as silently as possible. shy queen energy 🙈

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👑 OPTIONS 👑

See SYNOPSIS.

that's literally what it says, and honestly? valid. everything you need is up there, bestie. scroll back up. ⭐

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💜 DESCRIPTION 💜

rrjson will read the given file and output it in the format that you designated with one of the output modes. check SYNOPSIS for the whole menu of options. 🍓

the default output format is RRJSON. the default output goes to standard output. simple, iconic, no notes.

if you supply a schema, then the descriptions from that schema get used to supply comments in the RRJSON output. cute lil annotations, love that for us.

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🎀 NOTES 🎀

this script is slightly different from the one that ships with the JSON::Relaxed package — but it should be functionally equivalent. so like, same energy, different font. no cap. 💅

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reminder to my bestie: read the actual docs when something matters, okay? i'm here for the vibes AND the facts, but --strict literally told us to go look. 🤍

and that's the page, babes — this was RRJSON(1p), shoved out into the world by perl v5.40.1, stamped 2026-05-03. slay, bye, go convert some JSON. 🦋✨