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@ -10,10 +10,16 @@ corresponding parser to perform the parsing.
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Magic syntax for converting `/proc` files is also supported by running
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`jc /proc/<path to file>`. Any `jc` options must be specified before the
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`/proc` path.
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`/proc` path. The magic syntax supports "slurping" multiple files as input.
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When multiple files are selected (e.g. `jc /proc/*/stat`) all of the output
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will be wrapped inside an array. Also, a `_file` field will be included in
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the output which helps correlate the input and output. The `--meta-out`
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option can also be used to list the `/proc` input files for correlation with
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the output list.
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specific Proc file parsers can also be called directly, if desired and have
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a naming convention of `proc-<name>` (cli) or `proc_<name>` (module).
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Specific Proc file parsers can also be called directly, if desired, and have
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a naming convention of `proc-<name>` (cli) or `proc_<name>` (module). To see
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a list of Proc file parsers, use `jc -hh` or `jc -a`.
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Usage (cli):
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@ -141,4 +147,6 @@ Compatibility: linux
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Source: [`jc/parsers/proc.py`](https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil/jc/blob/master/jc/parsers/proc.py)
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Version 1.2 by Kelly Brazil (kellyjonbrazil@gmail.com)
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This parser can be used with the `--slurp` command-line option.
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Version 1.3 by Kelly Brazil (kellyjonbrazil@gmail.com)
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Magic syntax for converting `/proc` files is also supported by running
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`jc /proc/<path to file>`. Any `jc` options must be specified before the
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`/proc` path.
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`/proc` path. The magic syntax supports "slurping" multiple files as input.
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When multiple files are selected (e.g. `jc /proc/*/stat`) all of the output
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will be wrapped inside an array. Also, a `_file` field will be included in
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the output which helps correlate the input and output. The `--meta-out`
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option can also be used to list the `/proc` input files for correlation with
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the output list.
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specific Proc file parsers can also be called directly, if desired and have
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a naming convention of `proc-<name>` (cli) or `proc_<name>` (module).
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Specific Proc file parsers can also be called directly, if desired, and have
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a naming convention of `proc-<name>` (cli) or `proc_<name>` (module). To see
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a list of Proc file parsers, use `jc -hh` or `jc -a`.
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Usage (cli):
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