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@hyusetiawan Hi, apologies for the lack of documentation. I haven't really found the time yet.

This library has a very simple API which contains one method query(<query>, <obj>), Unfortunately, it does not have all the niceties around returning paths. It very much only focuses on the results of a query, rather than where those results were found. It does however support a few extensions on the usual JSONPath implementation, which allow things like the apply example. To achieve the same result, you should be able to do something like:

import query from '@f5io/jsonpath';

const obj = { ... } // the object to be queried
const results = query('$..author[!(@.toUpperCase())]', obj);

As you can see, the [!(..)] syntax is a simple map expression.

I appreciate the libraries focus on pure results might not be for everyone's use-case, however this was developed as a basis for my simple jsont implementation.

I hope this helps. I promise I will get down to doing docs as soon as I have some time. Let me know if I can help with anything else.

from jsonpath.

i end up using the library and write a simple wrapper around it, luckily the library returns the same referenced objects in the result as in the passed in object to be queried so i can just apply() over those. Knowing the limitation I can't mutate primitives but i have to return the enclosing object, but i'll live :)
Of all the jsonpath i've tried, this is the easiest to get started with, the others i've tried have not been easy to setup.

Thanks!

from jsonpath.

Ah, sorry, I missed the mutate bit. Yes, returning the enclosing object and mutating there is a good solution.

from jsonpath.