jsonQuery

JSON Query - Dojox/Json/Query converted into normal JavaScript File

Can be used with in Browser and with node.js

Install

$ npm install json_query

How to Use?

Since the code is same as Dojox/Json/Query. Its usability is also same.

Example:

var jsonQuery = require('../query')();

var data = [{"name":"harpreet","age":25,"subjects":[{"name":"English","class":"8"},{"name":"Hindi","class":"8"},{"name":"Math","class":"8"},{"name":"Science","class":"8"}]},{"name":"kuljeet","age":26,"subjects":[{"name":"English","class":"12"},{"name":"Punjabi","class":"12"},{"name":"Math","class":"12"},{"name":"Science","class":"12"}]}]

jsonQuery.query("$..[?class]", data)

How to Use

Additional features

JSON Query contains some enhancments not found in the original implementation. These include:

1. Path in results (Currently not supported when running in browser): It is often useful to also recieve the paths to the found items. By setting "pathPropName" when creating the JSON Query object, a property name containing the path will be created in each sub-object of the data.

   NOTE: This operation adds properties to the data

   Example:

   var jsonQuery = require('query');
   var _res = jsonQuery({pathPropName: "__path__"}).query("$..[?year>1975]", data)
   console.log(_res[1].__path__)
      
   // output
   // ['bands']['Dire Straits']['albums']['1']

Quality Assurance

Since the code is same as Dojox/Json/Query. Its Quality is also same. Because it is in Dojox not in Dojo, it may have some issues.

License and Copyright

The jsonQuery is dual licensed under BSD 3-Clause and AFL same as Dojo Toolkit. For more information on the license please see the License Information. The Dojo Toolkit is Copyright (c) 2005-2018, The JS Foundation. All rights reserved.