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jf is a jo alternative, A small utility to safely format and print JSON objects in the commandline.

However, unlike jo, where you build the JSON object by nesting jo outputs, jf works similar to printf, i.e. it expects the template in YAML format as the first argument, and then the values for the placeholders as subsequent arguments.

For example:

jf "{one: %s, two: %q, three: [%(four)s, %(five=5)q]}" 1 2 four=4
# {"one":1,"two":"2","three":[4,"5"]}

This browser-local WASM app complements cottage cli which helps you manage age-encrypted (supports SSH RSA/ed25519 keys) secrets in you own repo.

Brower Local - All data is encryped and stored locally in your browser. It treats your git repository as the secret provider.

WASM - This app is made with Rust WASM which allows type-enforced safe secrets handling.

How it works - It looks for .age files in repo, and decrypts them with the built-in private key (assuming the secrets were encrypted with the built-in public key).

Is there any good one?