Open zacard-orc opened 3 years ago
Hi, sorry - I don't understand your description of what you are trying to do. Can you give an example (or two) of expected input and expected output?
I have a similar issue. I would like to have a built-in function that performs a similar to String.prototype.substring()
operation.
For given input:
{
"foo": "bar"
}
I would like to run an expression like this:
// in JS the substring has a signature of substring(indexStart, indexEnd)
.search(..., 'foo | substring(0, 1)') // ba
.search(..., 'foo | substring(0, 2)') // bar
.search(..., 'foo | substring(0)') // bar
.search(..., 'foo | substring(1)') // ar
or by using slice expression
.search(..., 'foo[0:1]') // ba
.search(..., 'foo[0:2]') // bar
.search(..., 'foo[0]') // bar
.search(..., 'foo[1]') // ar
@zacard-orc we are standardizing a host of string manipulation functions in JMESPath Community. Substrings will be achieved using the existing slice-expression
syntax.
Yep ! that’s exactly where I took this piece of feedback when brainstorming the list of features to include in the next version of JMESPath. Incidentally, @glenveegee has created an awesome port of JMESPath to TypeScript but this does not seem to be maintained any longer.
So, while preparing a version for JMESPath Community, I am proposing all my changes upstream anyway. I hope to find an official maintainer then.
@springcomp I'm updating it as we speak. Just been busy.
hello, i met a problem ,to use different char idx to switch the business. eg
"01234abc" : extract if ab => way to 1 "01234efg" : extract if ef => way to 2 "01234mno" : extract if mn=> way to 3
I browse the official doc and not found any method to support this.
Dose anybody met the same problem and how to resolve it ?