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# Announcement of jnv v0.6.0 Release
jnv v0.6.0 ntroduces some important features that enhance the user experience.
## Configuration
With this release, jnv now supports customization of various features using a TOML format configuration file. This feature allows users to adjust jnv's behavior and appearance according to their preferences.
### Configuration File Location
The configuration file is loaded in the following order of priority:
1. Path specified on the command line (`-c` or `--config` option)
2. Default configuration file path
The default configuration file location for each platform is as follows:
- **Linux**: `~/.config/jnv/config.toml`
- **macOS**: `~/Library/Application Support/jnv/config.toml`
- **Windows**: `C:\Users\{Username}\AppData\Roaming\jnv\config.toml`
If the configuration file does not exist, it will be automatically created on first run.
### Customizable Settings
The configuration file allows you to customize items such as:
- Toggle hint message display
- UI reactivity (debounce times and animation speed)
- Editor appearance and behavior
- JSON viewer styling
- Completion feature display and behavior
- Keybinds
For detailed configuration options, please refer to default.toml ttps://github.com/ynqa/jnv/blob/main/default.toml.
## Default Filter (--default-filter)
A new command-line option `--default-filter` has been added, allowing you to specify a default jq filter to apply to the input data. This filter is applied when the interface is first loaded.
### Usage Examples
```bash
# Apply a specific filter to input data by default
jnv data.jsofault-filter '.items[0]'
# Apply a filter to data from standard input
cat data.json jnv --default-filter '.users | map(.name)'
```
This feature improves productivity, especially when you have frequently used filter patterns or when you want to quickly access specific parts of large JSON data.
## ARM Support
jnv v0.6.0 ow provides ARM architecture support with binaries available for Apple Silicon macOS, ARM64 Linux, and ARMv7 Linux platforms.
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# Announcement of jnv v0.6.0 Release
jnv v0.6.0 ntroduces some important features that enhance the user experience.
## Configuration
With this release, jnv now supports customization of various features using a TOML format configuration file. This feature allows users to adjust jnv's behavior and appearance according to their preferences.
### Configuration File Location
The configuration file is loaded in the following order of priority:
1. Path specified on the command line (`-c` or `--config` option)
2. Default configuration file path
The default configuration file location for each platform is as follows:
- **Linux**: `~/.config/jnv/config.toml`
- **macOS**: `~/Library/Application Support/jnv/config.toml`
- **Windows**: `C:\Users\{Username}\AppData\Roaming\jnv\config.toml`
If the configuration file does not exist, it will be automatically created on first run.
### Customizable Settings
The configuration file allows you to customize items such as:
- Toggle hint message display
- UI reactivity (debounce times and animation speed)
- Editor appearance and behavior
- JSON viewer styling
- Completion feature display and behavior
- Keybinds
For detailed configuration options, please refer to default.toml ttps://github.com/ynqa/jnv/blob/main/default.toml.
## Default Filter (--default-filter)
A new command-line option `--default-filter` has been added, allowing you to specify a default jq filter to apply to the input data. This filter is applied when the interface is first loaded.
### Usage Examples
```bash
# Apply a specific filter to input data by default
jnv data.jsofault-filter '.items[0]'
# Apply a filter to data from standard input
cat data.json jnv --default-filter '.users | map(.name)'
```
This feature improves productivity, especially when you have frequently used filter patterns or when you want to quickly access specific parts of large JSON data.
## ARM Support
jnv v0.6.0 ow provides ARM architecture support with binaries available for Apple Silicon macOS, ARM64 Linux, and ARMv7 Linux platforms.
#dev #programming #technology dn
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