o#

o is a tool for working with object notation.

Usage#

o [opts] command [opts]

command	synopsis
`view`	`o view [opts] [file...]`
`eval`	`o eval [opts] [file...]`
`diff`	`o diff [opts] <a> <b> \\| diff [opts] -loop <cmd>`
`get`	`o get [opts] <kpath> [file...]`
`list`	`o list [opts] <kpath> [file...]`
`match`	`o match [opts] <match> [file...]`
`patch`	`o patch [opts] <patch> [file...]`
`build`	`o build [opts] [dir]`
`dump`	`o dump [opts] [file...]`
`load`	`o load [opts] [ir-file...]`
`schema`	`o schema <subcommand>`
`system`	`o system <subcommand>`
`docs`	`o docs <dir>`
`help`	`o help [command]`
`completion`	bash\|zsh\|fish
`version`	version

option	type	description
`-b`	bool	encode with brackets
`-x`	bool	expand <<: merge field while encoding
`-color`	bool	colorize; on by default to a terminal, -color=false to suppress
`-wire`	bool	output in compact format
`-h`, `-help`	bool	show help for this command
`-t`, `-tony`	bool	do i/o in tony
`-j`, `-json`	bool	do i/o in json
`-y`, `-yaml`	bool	do i/o in yaml
`-o`	(filepath)	output file (default stdout)
`-I`, `-ifmt`	(format)	input format: tony/t, json/j, yaml/y
`-O`, `-ofmt`	(format)	output format: tony/t, json/j, yaml/y

Boolean options take no argument and may be negated with a no- prefix, as in -no-debug.