Getting output from shell command in json format - jq

Question

I have a command on printers status, that i want to get in json format
here is a command and output:
qchk -AW
Queue Dev Status Job Files User PP % Blks Cp Rnk
-------------------- -------------- --------- ------ ------------------ ---------- ---- --- ----- --- ---
PRTS0910 hp#PRTS0910 DOWN
QUEUED 10872 test.ksh root 1 1 1
QUEUED 10873 test.ksh root 1 1 2
PRTS09102 hp#PRTS09102 READY
PRTS0913 hp#PRTS0913 READY
PRTC1401 hp#PRTC1401 READY
PRTS1018 hp#PRTS1018 READY
PRTS0TESTQ PRTS0TEST DOWN
QUEUED 10871 print.ksh root 1 1 1
I have got a script on kshell with jq using:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
qchk -AW | tr -s ' ' | jq -sR 'split("\n") |
.[2:-1] |
map(split(" ")) |
map({"Printer": .[0],
"device": .[1],
"state": .[2],
"job": .[3],
"something": .[4],
"somth2": .[5]})'
The problem is, that i think, I do not understand jq working principles, and can not understand how jq could process delails( jobs) rows - under printer rows, so this script gives me all json like structure in one row like :
{
"Printer": "PRTS0910",
"device": "hp#PRTS0910",
"state": "DOWN",
"job": "",
"something": null,
"somth2": null
},
{
"Printer": "",
"device": "QUEUED",
"state": "10872",
"job": "test.ksh",
"something": "root",
"somth2": "1"
},
{
"Printer": "",
"device": "QUEUED",
"state": "10873",
"job": "test.ksh",
"something": "root",
"somth2": "1"
},
{
"Printer": "PRTS09102",
"device": "hp#PRTS09102",
"state": "READY",
"job": "",
"something": null,
"somth2": null
},
but i need add somwhere in my code lines to filter job lines under printers with something like this (to process lines -"QUEUED 10871 print.ksh root 1 1 1") :
map(split(" ")) |
map({"Staus": .[0],
"Job number": .[1],
"file": .[2],
"user": .[3],
"something3": .[4],
"somth4": .[5]})'
to get master detail json object
Any help
Here is a sample output from qchk, sorry am not very expierenced in SO editing:
# qchk -AW
Queue Dev Status Job Files User PP % Blks Cp Rnk
PRTS0408 hp#PRTS0408 READY
PRTS0416 hp#PRTS0416 READY
PRTS0417 hp#PRTS0417 READY
PRTS0702 hp#PRTS0702 RUNNING 110816 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 0 100 140 1 1
QUEUED 110848 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 2
QUEUED 110849 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 3
QUEUED 110850 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 4
QUEUED 110856 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 5
QUEUED 110857 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 6
QUEUED 110858 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 7
QUEUED 110859 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 8
QUEUED 110860 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 9
QUEUED 110861 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 140 1 10
QUEUED 110862 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 140 1 11
QUEUED 110884 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 12
QUEUED 110885 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 13
QUEUED 110886 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 141 1 14
PRTS0714 hp#PRTS0714 RUNNING 110984 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 0 100 11 1 1
PRTS0723 hp#PRTS0723 READY
PRTS0901 hp#PRTS0901 READY
PRTS0906 hp#PRTS0906 READY
PRTS0907 hp#PRTS0907 READY
PRTS0909 hp#PRTS0909 READY
PRTS0910 hp#PRTS0910 READY
PRTS09102 hp#PRTS09102 RUNNING 111017 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 0 100 141 1 1
QUEUED 111018 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 140 1 2
QUEUED 111019 /alliance/PRINT/PR root 140 1 3
In two words row is the printers, and they are owners of their print jobs, and I need to somehow get this relation in json.