@deepak I'm a big fan of #ijq, it's awesome.
BTW, in case it helps, I wrote about how I improved my workflow with ijq, bash and tmux here 👉 https://qmacro.org/blog/posts/2023/04/27/improving-my-interactive-jq-workflow-with-ijq-bash-and-tmux/
Thanks to @qmacro for this writeup and description of "ijq", an interactive front end for "jq" written by @gpanders .
https://qmacro.org/blog/posts/2022/05/21/exploring-json-with-interactive-jq/
If you have an enormous blob of JSON and are pretty sure that there's some interesting data in it, but need to test out a bunch of queries interactively to see what you find out, "ijq" is going to help.
While playing around with the mastodon API I was searching for some tool to make use of jq easier
I found ijq which offers a multipane view in the terminal window where you can play with jq expressions. Pipeing the output of a httpie call
https mastodon.social/api/v1/trends | ijq
into it and filtering a bit