PR at github: #199
This output takes the respondd response as sent by the node and includes
it in a Line-Delimited JSON (JSONL) document. In this format each line
can be interpreted as separate JSON element, which is useful for json
streaming. The first line is json object holding the timestamp and
version of the file. Then there follows one line for each node, each
containing a json object.
An example output looks like this:
{"version":1,"updated_at":"2021-03-27T21:58:48+0100","format":"raw-nodes-jsonl"}
{"firstseen": ..., "lastseen": ..., "online":true, "statistics": {...}, "nodeinfo": {...}, "neighbours":null, "custom_fields":null}
{"firstseen": ..., "lastseen": ..., "online":true, "statistics": {...}, "nodeinfo": {...}, "neighbours":null, "custom_fields":null}
{"firstseen": ..., "lastseen": ..., "online":true, "statistics": {...}, "nodeinfo": {...}, "neighbours":null, "custom_fields":null}
{"firstseen": ..., "lastseen": ..., "online":true, "statistics": {...}, "nodeinfo": {...}, "neighbours":null, "custom_fields":null}
...
Signed-off-by: Leonardo Mörlein <git@irrelefant.net>
Julian Kornberger