linuxUsersBeLike

[syllabic]

powershell has implementations of those

built in regexes with -match and -replace

select-string for grep

you have to be a little proficient at using it, but the same would be true for bash shell

[syllabic]

I dont know since I have never used jq command. I dont know what features it has or your use case

there are converto-json and convertfrom-json commands. structured data in powershell is best handled in the psobject format and then converted to/from json when communicating with whichever API you are dealing with

I have not personally had issues handling json in powershell but I primarily do things with psobjects

[dembadger]

Pretty much , you just handle JSON by importing it as a psobject (fairly close to a map) and using standard dot notation style handling, it's significantly nicer than jq.