Blog jmespath emacs library (#45)

org-to-mdx.py

@@ -66,7 +66,10 @@ def replace_image(match):
 
         # Convert code block to md code block
         elif org_line.startswith("#+BEGIN_SRC") or org_line.startswith("#+begin_src"):
-            md_content += "```" + org_line.split(" ")[1].split(" ")[0] + "\n"
+            if len(org_line.split(" ")) == 1:
+                md_content += "```" + "\n"
+            if len(org_line.split(" ")) > 1:
+                md_content += "```" + org_line.split(" ")[1].split(" ")[0] + "\n"
             in_code_block = True
         elif org_line.startswith("#+END_SRC") or org_line.startswith("#+end_src"):
             md_content += "```\n"
@@ -87,6 +90,8 @@ def replace_image(match):
         # images, contains .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif
         elif re.search(r'\[\[([^\]]+)\]\]', org_line):
             md_content += re.sub(r'\[\[([^\]]+)\]\]', replace_image, org_line) + "\n"
+        elif re.search(r'.*\[\[(.*?)\]\[(.*?)\]\].*', org_line):
+            md_content += re.sub(r"\[\[(.*?)\]\[(.*?)\]\]", lambda x: "[" + x.group(2) + "](" + x.group(1) + ")", org_line)
         # Normal line    
         else:
             # Bold
@@ -95,10 +100,10 @@ def replace_image(match):
             org_line = re.sub(r"/(.*?)/", lambda x: "*" + x.group(1) + "*", org_line)
             # Underline
             org_line = re.sub(r"_(.*?)_", lambda x: "<u>" + x.group(1) + "</u>", org_line)
-            # Strikethrough
-            org_line = re.sub(r"~(.*?)~", lambda x: "~~" + x.group(1) + "~~", org_line)
+            # Inline code block
+            org_line = re.sub(r"~(.*?)~", lambda x: "`" + x.group(1) + "`", org_line)
             # Link
-            org_line = re.sub(r"\[\[(.*?)\]\[(.*?)\]\]", lambda x: "[" + x.group(2) + "](" + x.group(1) + ")", org_line)
+            # org_line = re.sub(r"\[\[(.*?)\]\[(.*?)\]\]", lambda x: "[" + x.group(2) + "](" + x.group(1) + ")", org_line)
             # Table
             org_line = re.sub(r"\|", lambda x: " | ", org_line)
             # Checkbox

org/2024-02-06-jmespath-emacs-library.org

@@ -0,0 +1,62 @@
+#+title: Using Jmespath in Emacs
+#+AUTHOR: Shubham Kumar
+#+DATE: 2024-02-06
+#+PROPERTY: description: Querying JSON files/data using Jmespath library in Emacs
+#+PROPERTY: draft: false
+#+PROPERTY: heroImage: /hero-images/default.png
+#+PROPERTY: ideaDate: Feb 06, 2024
+
+* Introduction
+
+When you have a small JSON file, it is quite easy to look for what you want.
+But querying a large JSON data is very troublesome.
+
+This is where people use tools like Jmespath to filter and transform data into their liking.
+This post is about a small wrapper over `jp` CLI utility that you can use while working on JSON files in Emacs.
+
+* Installing JP
+
+** Linux
+
+On Linux, you can install the utility by first downloding the binary and then installing it.
+#+begin_src bash
+sudo wget https://github.com/jmespath/jp/releases/latest/download/jp-linux-amd64 \
+  -O /usr/local/bin/jp  && sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/jp
+#+end_src
+
+** Mac
+On Mac, you can install Jmespath CLI using `brew`.
+#+begin_src bash
+brew install jmespath/jmespath/jp
+#+end_src
+
+* Adding Jmespath recipe in Emacs
+
+This is my first recipe that I published on [[https://melpa.org/][MELPA]].
+Here are the steps to install it in ~Doom~ using ~straight~.
+You can use any package manager to install it using ~MELPA~ repository.
+
+** Doom Emacs
+
+1. On Doom, you can just mention the below recipe in your ~package.el~.
+#+begin_src elisp
+(package! jmespath)
+#+end_src
+
+2. Also, add the below line in your ~config.el~.
+#+begin_src elisp
+(use-package jmespath)
+#+end_src
+
+* Using Jmespath
+
+There is an interactive function, ~jmespath-query-and-show~ that you can use to query the currently opened buffer or a file.
+To use it with current buffer, you can simply call this function and enter your query.
+The output will be shown on a new buffer with name *JMESPath Result*.
+
+To use this with a different file, you can set the ~Universal Argument~ using ~C-u~ or ~SPC-u~ (using evil).
+Then you can enter the file to execute the query on.
+
+* Read more
+
+To learn more about JMESPath, visit [[https://jmespath.org/][Jamespath page]].

src/content/blog/2024-02-06-jmespath-emacs-library.mdx

@@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
+---
+title: Using Jmespath in Emacs
+AUTHOR: Shubham Kumar
+DATE: 2024-02-06
+description: Querying JSON files/data using Jmespath library in Emacs
+draft: false
+heroImage: /hero-images/default.png
+ideaDate: Feb 06, 2024
+---
+
+
+## Introduction
+
+When you have a small JSON file, it is quite easy to look for what you want.
+But querying a large JSON data is very troublesome.
+
+This is where people use tools like Jmespath to filter and transform data into their liking.
+This post is about a small wrapper over `jp` CLI utility that you can use while working on JSON files in Emacs.
+
+## Installing JP
+
+### Linux
+
+On Linux, you can install the utility by first downloding the binary and then installing it.
+```bash
+> sudo wget https://github.com/jmespath/jp/releases/latest/download/jp-linux-amd64 \
+>   -O /usr/local/bin/jp  && sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/jp
+```
+
+### Mac
+On Mac, you can install Jmespath CLI using `brew`.
+```bash
+> brew install jmespath/jmespath/jp
+```
+
+## Adding Jmespath recipe in Emacs
+
+This is my first recipe that I published on [MELPA](https://melpa.org/).Here are the steps to install it in `Doom` using `straight`.
+You can use any package manager to install it using `MELPA` repository.
+
+### Doom Emacs
+
+1. On Doom, you can just mention the below recipe in your `package.el`.
+```elisp
+> (package! jmespath)
+```
+
+2. Also, add the below line in your `config.el`.
+```elisp
+> (use-package jmespath)
+```
+
+## Using Jmespath
+
+There is an interactive function, `jmespath-query-and-show` that you can use to query the currently opened buffer or a file.
+To use it with current buffer, you can simply call this function and enter your query.
+The output will be shown on a new buffer with name **JMESPath Result**.
+
+To use this with a different file, you can set the `Universal Argument` using `C-u` or `SPC-u` (using evil).
+Then you can enter the file to execute the query on.
+
+## Read more
+
+To learn more about JMESPath, visit [Jamespath page](https://jmespath.org/).