I need to modify an existing UTF8 encoded JSON file with PowerShell. I tried with the following code:
$fileContent = ConvertFrom-Json "$(Get-Content $filePath -Encoding UTF8)"
$fileContent.someProperty = "someValue"
$fileContent | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 999 | Out-File $filePath
This adds a BOM to the file and also encodes it in UTF16. Is it possible to have ConvertFrom-Json
and ConvertTo-Json
do not do the encoding / BOM?
This has nothing to do with ConvertTo-Json
or ConvertFrom-Json
. The encoding is defined by the output cmdlet. Out-File
defaults to Unicode, Set-Content
to ASCII. With each of them the desired encoding can be defined explicitly:
... | Out-File $filePath -Encoding UTF8
or
... | Set-Content $filePath -Encoding UTF8
That will still write a (UTF8) BOM to the output file, but I wouldn't consider UTF-8 encoding without BOM a good practice anyway.
If you want ASCII-encoded output files (no BOM) replace UTF8
with Ascii
:
... | Out-File $filePath -Encoding Ascii
or
... | Set-Content $filePath # Ascii is default encoding for Set-Content
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33936043/modify-a-json-file-with-powershell-without-writing-bom