ARCHIVED this is part of my older code tools - see https://kornysietsma.github.io/polyglot-tools-docs/ for latest stuff.
A Clojure library designed to prune child paths from a flare format json file
This is one component in the tools I use to produce my toxic code explorer visualisation
It's probably like 2 lines of ruby or python, but all the other tools are in clojure so I stuck to it. Actually you could reimplement this with jq and you wouldn't even need a program. This exercise is left to the reader.
The easiest way to run this without needing clojure is to use an uberjar - a bundled jar file of the program and all dependencies (including clojure).
You can download a pruneflare.jar file from this project's releases page
at https://github.com/kornysietsma/pruneflare/releases
Then run java -jar pruneflare.jar -h for usage:
Usage: java -jar pruneflare.jar [options] [list of directory names to remove]
Options:
-i, --input filename select an input flare-format json file - if you don't specify one, the program will try to read flare data from standard input for piping
-o, --output filename select an output file name (default is STDOUT)
-h, --help
The list of directory names is (for now) simple case-sensitive exact matched to directories or files
so, for example, java -jar prune2flare -i orig.json -o result.json vendor tmp junk
will remove any vendor tmp or junk directories and their kids.
Copyright © 2018 Kornelis Sietsma
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 - see LICENSE.txt for details