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Whereas those JSONPath expressions would have to be rewritten to $.a[? (@ >= 2 && @ <= 4)] and $.friends[3, ?(@.addresses.city == "San Francisco")], respectively to work for this library. Has this request come up before? Anyone knows a library that follows this approach?
Note that the latter example combines an index with a filter as requested in #50, for which the "SQL notation" might actually be a helpful approach.
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JSON/SQL implementations such as PostgreSQL and Oracle seem to use a slightly different style of filters than what is supported by this library:
Whereas those JSONPath expressions would have to be rewritten to
$.a[? (@ >= 2 && @ <= 4)]
and$.friends[3, ?(@.addresses.city == "San Francisco")]
, respectively to work for this library. Has this request come up before? Anyone knows a library that follows this approach?Note that the latter example combines an index with a filter as requested in #50, for which the "SQL notation" might actually be a helpful approach.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: