NAME

       hocon - manipulate HOCON files

SYNOPSIS

       hocon [options] {get,set,unset} PATH [VALUE]

DESCRIPTION

       The  hocon(1)  command  can  be used to get and set values on HOCON files.  HOCON (Human-Optimized Config
       Object Notation) is a data format with the semantics of JSON, but more  convenient  as  a  human-editable
       config file format.

EXAMPLES

       hocon -i settings.conf -o new_settings.conf set some.nested.value 42

       hocon -f settings.conf set some.nested.value 42

       cat settings.conf | hocon get some.nested.value

COMMANDS

       get PATH
              Returns the value at the given path

       set PATH VALUE
              Sets or adds the given value at the given path

       unset PATH
              Removes the value at the given path

OPTIONS

       -i, --in-file HOCON_FILE
              HOCON file to read/modify. If omitted, STDIN assumed

       -o, --out-file HOCON_FILE
              File to be written to. If omitted, STDOUT assumed

       -f, --file HOCON_FILE
              File to read/write to. Equivalent to setting -i/-o to the same file

       -j, --json
              Output values from the 'get' subcommand in JSON format

       -h, --help
              Show usage help.

       -v, --version
              Show version.

SEE ALSO

       The         informal         specification         for         HOCON        is        available        at
       https://github.com/typesafehub/config/blob/master/HOCON.md .

AUTHOR

       ruby-hocon was written by Chris Price, Wayne Warren, Preben Ingvaldsen, Joe  Pinsonault,  Kevin  Corcoran
       and  Jane Lu, based on the Typesafe Config Java library and distributed under the Apache License, Version
       2.0.

       The original Typesafe Config Java library was written by Typesafe Inc and distributed  under  the  Apache
       License, 2.0.

       This  manpage  was written by Apollon Oikonomopoulos <apoikos@debian.org> for the Debian project, but may
       be used by others.