cmd/zoekt: add support for jsonl output#997
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Currently the zoekt command's output isn't able to surface information like which branch a match corresponds to. By streaming out the matches as lines of json, it can be easily processed by other programs like jq. This is potentially useful for a lot of cli tools. Personally I'm looking to use this with fzf and bat to build a little search tui.
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Currently the zoekt command's output isn't able to surface information like which branch a match corresponds to. By streaming out the matches as lines of json, it can be easily processed by other programs like jq.
This is potentially useful for a lot of cli tools. Personally I'm looking to use this with fzf and bat to build a little search tui.