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Feature: Extracting JSON fields
In order to use conjur output in shell scripts
As a Conjur user
I want to extract fields from JSON data
Scenario: An array element
When I successfully run `jsonfield 2 '[1, 2, 3]'`
Then the output should contain "3"
Scenario: An out of bounds array element
When I run `jsonfield 3 '[1, 2, 3]'`
Then the output should contain "No field 3"
And the exit status should be 2
Scenario: A hash element
When I successfully run `jsonfield a '{"a": 4}'`
Then the output should contain "4"
Scenario: A non-existent hash element
When I run `jsonfield b '{"a": 4}'`
Then the output should contain "No field b"
And the exit status should be 2
Scenario: Nested elements
When I successfully run `jsonfield 0.a.1.b '[{"a": [42, {"b": "foo", "d": null}, 33], "bar": true}]'`
Then the output should contain "foo"
Scenario: Standard input
Given a file named "test.json" with:
"""
{
"a": [
42,
{
"b": "foo",
"d": null
},
33
],
"bar": true
}
"""
When I run `cat test.json | jsonfield 0.a.1.b`
Then the output should contain "foo"
Scenario: An element with hyphen in key
When I successfully run `jsonfield variables.db-password '{"variables": {"db-password": "foo"}}'`
Then the output should contain "foo"
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