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by xg15
821 days ago
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You can archive that by appending sort -n, so the whole thing becomes: curl ... | jq '.[].license.key' | sort | uniq -c | sort -n You can even turn it back into json by exploiting the fact that when uniq -c gets lines of json as input, it's output will be "accidentally" parseable as a sequence of json literals by jq, where every second literal is a count. You can use jq's (very weird) input function to transform each pair of literals into a "proper" json object: curl ... | jq '.[].license.key' | sort | uniq -c | sort -n | jq '{"count":., "value":input}' |
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