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I does build decisions.
use System::Query; use JSON::Fast; my $json = from-json("build.json".IO.slurp); my $decisions = system-collapse($json); qw<...>;
Calling parse
with the following JSON will run through and choose what it thinks is the best options in the environment.
{ "nested": { "test": "data" }, "nested2": { "test2": "data2" }, "options": { "run": { "by-distro.name": { "macosx": { "by-distro.version": { "10.0+": "10make", "9.0+": "9make", "8.0+": "8make" } }, "win32": { "by-distro.version": { "6+": "6winmake", "5+": "5winmake" } }, "": "null-make" } } }, "default-test": { "second-test": "string-val, no decisions", "first-test": { "by-distro.name": { "": "default-option1" } } } }
This is the result of the parse; notice that the distro/kernel/etc queries collapse to show the decisions based on variables.
{ default-test => { first-test => "default-option1".Str, second-test => "string-val, no decisions".Str, }, nested => { test => "data".Str, }, nested2 => { test2 => "data2".Str, }, options => { run => "10make".Str, }, }