jpathpy 1.1.7

Package for selection JSON members from JSON by using JPath query (was fixed problem with selection mode ANY)

Short about jpathpy

Package “jpathpy” contains all needed for selection JSON members from JSON by using JPath query.

Terminology

JPath query

Each of JPath queries based on JPath syntax.

JPath query can to contain one or more JPath expressions unioned by operator “|”. For example:

$."store"."book" | $."store"."bicycle"

If JPath query contains only one JPath expresion, operator “|” don’t used. Each of JPath expressions in JPath query must starts with root reference ($).

JPath expression

JPath expression is some expression that defines which and how JSON members must be selected from JSON. All follow expressions are correct:

$
$."store"."book"
$."store".."book"
$.."book"
."book"[*]
.."price".isflt()
.val()

Each of JPath expressions can to contain one or more filtering expression, which enclose between square parentheses.

Filtering Expression

Filtering expression is expresion that can to contain different groups of arithmetic, comparation and logic operations. Available data types of each operations:

• String

• Integer

• Float number

• Null

• Boolean

• All data types which returns JPath functions or JPath expresions

For example, all of this filtering expressions is correct:

1
1.5
True
"Hello world!"
null
.."price"[0].val()
$."store"."book"[*][0]
1 + .."price"[0].val() > 5 and $."book"."author".contains("Orwell")
!$."store"."book"

Arithmetic operators

• multiple (*)

• divide (/)

• modulation (%)

• addition (+)

• subtraction (-)

Comparation operators

• equals (=)

• not equals (!=)

• less than (<)

• less than or equal to (<=)

• greater than (>)

• greater than or equal to (>=)

Logic operators

• union (or)

• intersection (and)

Order applying operators

• *, /, %

• +, -

• =, !=, >, >=, <, <=

• and, or

JPath functions

It’s all JPath functions

Function
toint()
toflt()
tostr()
val()
length()
isnum()
isint()
isflt()
isbool()
isstr()
isnull()
isarr()
isobj()
rnd(digits)
strlen()
substr(startIdx, length)
replace(template, replacement)
isdigit()
isalpha()
isalnum()
islower()
isupper()
isspace()
istitle()
lower()
upper()
startswith(template)
endswith(template)
capitalize()
ltrim()
rtrim()
trim()
title()
contains(template)
normalize()
count()
all()
any()