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by cestith
1510 days ago
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I really like LTSV. (That stands for labeled tab-separated values.) LTSV is basically equivalent to a JSON object per line. You have columns consisting of a label, a colon, then a value. The columns are then separated by tabs. The value can be quoted. If you need a tab in the value, it goes inside the quotes. As the http://ltsv.org/ suggests, I use it for logging, too, so that a log line is easily parseable and a log file is basically a table. Notice there are parsers for many languages, and there are several tools supporting it including fluentd. |
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