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It would be nice to be able to do things like:

jet -f 'round(product_final_price * 100) != floor(product_final_price * 100)'

Currently one can say some.path == "foo" but not "foo" == some.path or some.path == other.path.

It would be useful to expand arrays inside selector expression. For example given this document:

{
  "id": "abcdefg",
  "lineItems": [
    {"sku": "123", "name": {"en-US": "Mini drone"}, "price": "15.99"},
    {"sku": "888", "name": {"en-US": "Infrared sensor"}, "price": "24.40"},
  ]
}

It could be transformed to something like this:

{"id": "abcdefg", "lineItems[*].sku": "123", "lineItems[*].name.en-US": "Mini drone"}
{"id": "abcdefg", "lineItems[*].sku": "888", "lineItems[*].name.en-US": "Infrared sensor"}

Possible syntax for expansion:

• Precede array expression with a special character, e.g., ^: id ^lineItems[*].sku ^lineItems[*].name.en-US.
• Special function: expand(some.array[*].some.value).

What about functions and operators? I guess it could be something like this: round(^lineItems[*].price * 100).

NOTE: a character which is also an operator might be problematic, e.g., some.path + other.path vs some.path +array[*].path.