There are several ways to enhance an array with JMESPath:
Use the []
operator to filter the array and only return the elements that meet a specific criteria. For example, myArray[?field == 'value']
will only return elements in myArray
where the field
property is equal to value
.
Use the sort()
function to sort the array by a specific field. For example, sort(myArray, &field)
will sort myArray
by the field
property.
Use the reverse()
function to reverse the order of the array. For example, reverse(myArray)
will return myArray
in reverse order.
Use the join()
function to concatenate the elements of the array into a single string. For example, join(myArray, ', ')
will concatenate the elements of myArray
with a comma and space between them.
Use the length()
function to determine the length of the array. For example, length(myArray)
will return the number of elements in myArray
.
Overall, the method for enhancing an array with JMESPath depends on the specific goal or desired outcome.
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Asked: 2023-06-15 16:11:44 +0000
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Last updated: Jun 15 '23