So, have you ever ended up debugging what the h*ll is returned from your REST service? A large chunk of JSON? You need to know if a field is set in one of all the records? What would you say about having a query language that you can run in the terminal for that JSON?
Have a look at GROQ. GROQ stands for Graph-Relational Object Queries, and is an open standard invented by Sanity, Inc. With GROQ you can write queries to find some specific data in your JSON-document. There's a nice introduction of GROQ here
So if you ever end up going through a large JSON document do
npm install -g groq-cli
instead.
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