JMESPath language preview
1. Filter and project
a filter expression, a multi-select hash, and a pipe
horizon-dark
people[?age > `30`].{name: name, city: address.city} | sort_by(@, &name)atom-one-dark
people[?age > `30`].{name: name, city: address.city} | sort_by(@, &name)github-dark
people[?age > `30`].{name: name, city: address.city} | sort_by(@, &name)dracula
people[?age > `30`].{name: name, city: address.city} | sort_by(@, &name)nord
people[?age > `30`].{name: name, city: address.city} | sort_by(@, &name)github
people[?age > `30`].{name: name, city: address.city} | sort_by(@, &name)2. String literals and quoted identifiers
a raw string, a backtick JSON literal, and a quoted field
horizon-dark
people[?"first name" == 'Ada'] | length(@)atom-one-dark
people[?"first name" == 'Ada'] | length(@)github-dark
people[?"first name" == 'Ada'] | length(@)dracula
people[?"first name" == 'Ada'] | length(@)nord
people[?"first name" == 'Ada'] | length(@)github
people[?"first name" == 'Ada'] | length(@)3. Built-in functions
sort_by, max_by, and to_array
horizon-dark
max_by(reservations[].instances[], &launch_time) | to_array(@)atom-one-dark
max_by(reservations[].instances[], &launch_time) | to_array(@)github-dark
max_by(reservations[].instances[], &launch_time) | to_array(@)dracula
max_by(reservations[].instances[], &launch_time) | to_array(@)nord
max_by(reservations[].instances[], &launch_time) | to_array(@)github
max_by(reservations[].instances[], &launch_time) | to_array(@)