Found a dead simple solution on StackOverflow.
There’s a command line tool called jd that can compare two JSON strings like so:
$ jd -set A.json B.json
If there’s no output, there’s no difference.
Found a dead simple solution on StackOverflow.
There’s a command line tool called jd that can compare two JSON strings like so:
$ jd -set A.json B.json
If there’s no output, there’s no difference.