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When comparing null values to 0 with the `>=` operator , I get the following result:
`{">=" : [null,0]} //result is true`
However, these operators yield the results:
`{">" : [null,0]} //resu…
kph21 updated
2 years ago
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**Describe the bug**
I am trying to create some custom operators such as "does not contain", "does not start with" and "does not end with" but when the query builder is trying to render I am getting …
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This evaluates to false:
```
{
"==": [
[ ],
[ ]
]
}
```
This evaluates to true:
```
{
"==": [
[ ],
""
]
}
```
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Has there been interest, proposals or work done to port json-logic to golang?
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I finally decided it is time to get back to React Query Builder, do some refactoring, do lot of things better, add new features etc. Any form of participation is welcomed, including actual development…
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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
I have several fields that I present to the user, but all of them result in very differently structured API requests. Therefore, I w…
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I need to use async operators which make network requests.
Any ideas how to implement it?
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Just by reviewing the code (haven't actually ran it) I'm pretty sure this library from suffers the same bugs as I've reported to another JsonLogic Rust implementation (except for the type coercion, wh…
panzi updated
3 years ago
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Does an official JSON Schema (http://json-schema.org/) currently exists for json-logic syntax?
If not, do you think it would be possible?
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Currently, "in" supports these cases:
Primitive element in array: `{"in":[ "Ringo", ["John", "Paul", "George", "Ringo"] ]}`
Substring in string: `{"in":["Spring", "Springfield"]}`
However, if the…