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Let me start off by saying that I really like this library! It's been very helpful in the week or so since I started using it!
But there are a couple of tasks I was trying to do that I don't think are currently supported, but could be…
The first one is to search for all the fields of a specific type, and then show a sibling element, like components.[?(@.componentType == \"date-input\")].^.name (if ^ was the parent, and there was a name beside the element).
The second one was to search for items that had been translated with something like $.fields.[?(@.~ != \"en-US\")].*
It looks like JSONPath_Plus could support both of those, and I was wondering if that's something you'd be open to implementing?
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Let me start off by saying that I really like this library! It's been very helpful in the week or so since I started using it!
But there are a couple of tasks I was trying to do that I don't think are currently supported, but could be…
The first one is to search for all the fields of a specific type, and then show a sibling element, like
components.[?(@.componentType == \"date-input\")].^.name
(if^
was the parent, and there was a name beside the element).The second one was to search for items that had been translated with something like
$.fields.[?(@.~ != \"en-US\")].*
It looks like JSONPath_Plus could support both of those, and I was wondering if that's something you'd be open to implementing?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: