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-====== 11 Output of control commands using the JSON format ======
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-Output in JSON format is provided to simplify the parsing of command output when integrating with external platforms and WEB.
-To do that you should specify an additional option:
-<code>--outformat json</code>
-For the convenience of working with json, we recommend installing the jq utility:
-<code>yum install epel-release
-yum-config-manager --disable epel
-yum --enablerepo epel install jq</code>
-**Examples**
-Formatted output of the result of the command
-<code>fdpi_ctrl list all profile --policing --outformat json|jq .</code>
-View usage statistics for different policing profiles
-<code>fdpi_ctrl list all --policing --outformat json|jq '.lpolicings[].description.name'|sort|uniq -c</code>
-or the same in json format by jq
-<code>fdpi_ctrl list all --policing --outformat json|jq  '[{ name: .lpolicings[].description.name, login: .login }] | group_by(.name) | .[] | { name: .[0].name, count: . | length}'</code>
-For later use, you can turn this into a bash function
-<code>function fdpi_policing_stat() { fdpi_ctrl list all --policing --outformat json|jq  '[{ name: .lpolicings[].description.name, login: .login }] | group_by(.name) | .[] | { name: .[0].name, count: . | length}'; }</code>
-and then just call this function from the command line
-<code>fdpi_policing_stat</code>
-For regular use of functions you can save them in a .bash_profile file.

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