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Projektlinks

• Homepage
• Repository

Befehle und Aliase

• jsonnet-deps
• jsonnet-lint

Projektgeschichte

Jsonnet began at Google in early 2014 as a 20 percent project and was launched on August 6 of that year. The go-jsonnet repository followed in 2016 as a pure-Go implementation; its README describes it as feature complete and production ready, with command-line tools and embeddable Go library support.

Adoptionsgeschichte

Jsonnet gained adoption in configuration-heavy infrastructure work because it lets users compute, compose, and reuse structured data. The original C++ Jsonnet repository points users toward go-jsonnet as a newer implementation that can be much faster in some cases and is recommended in preference to the C++ version.

Wie es verwendet wird

Practitioners use the jsonnet command to evaluate .jsonnet files into JSON, YAML, or other outputs, and use jsonnetfmt, jsonnet-lint, and jsonnet-deps around repository review and build pipelines. Go programs can embed the VM directly to evaluate Jsonnet snippets or files inside larger tools.

Warum Paket-Nerds sich dafür interessieren

For package users, go-jsonnet matters because it turns a configuration language into a small, portable Go toolchain with CLI binaries, pre-commit hooks, library APIs, and package-manager installs.

Zeitleiste

• 2014: Jsonnet began as a Google 20 percent project and launched on August 6.
• 2016: go-jsonnet public GitHub repository created.
• 2020: v0.17.0 release series available from the Go implementation.
• 2026: v0.22.0 release published with Go and Python packaging changes.

Related projects

• google/jsonnet is the original C++ implementation. jsonnet.org hosts the language reference and standard-library documentation used by both implementations.

Quellen

• https://github.com/google/go-jsonnet
• https://github.com/google/go-jsonnet/releases
• https://github.com/google/jsonnet
• https://jsonnet.org/