Pretty-print (diagnostic) CBOR, optionally using cbor2diag.rb.
Install cbor2diag.rb using gem install cbor-diag.
Note that this is a very simple tool; it does not parse its input but instead inserts whitespace based on very simple rules. As such, it might miss some CBOR features or emit unexpected output.
git clone https://github.com/sietseringers/prettycbor
cargo install --path prettycbor$ prettycbor -h
Pretty-print (diagnostic) CBOR, optionally using cbor2diag.rb
Usage: prettycbor [OPTIONS] [DATA]
Arguments:
[DATA] Data to act on, either hexadecimal or diagnostic. If absent, stdin is read.
If neither --hex or --diag is given, the input is parsed as hexadecimal.
If that works, the result is passed through cbor2diag.rb and then acted upon.
If not, the input is acting upon directly
Options:
-e, --embedded Let cbor2diag.rb parse embedded CBOR using its -e flag
-i, --indent <INDENT> Amount of spaces used for indentation [default: 2]
-x, --hex Force parsing input as hexadecimal which is passed through cbor2diag.rb
-d, --diag Force acting directly on the input
-h, --help Print help information
-V, --version Print version information
$ prettycbor -e "A36362747344DEADBEEF636172728201026463626F72D8184EA163666F6F82636261726362617A"
{
"bts": h'DEADBEEF',
"arr": [
1,
2
],
"cbor": 24(<<{
"foo": [
"bar",
"baz"
]
}>>)
}