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This library aims to provide a simple wrapper around jsonpath, to ease the implementation of TMF630 JSONPath specification as outlined by the TM Forum [here](https://projects.tmforum.org/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?spaceKey=PUB&title=TMF630+REST+API+Design

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JSONPath TMF Query

This library aims to provide a simple wrapper around jsonpath, to ease the implementation of TMF630 JSONPath specification as outlined by the TM Forum here

Usage

JSONPathQuery.query(document: any, query: Operation[]): any

Accepts a document and an array of query operations to be performed on the document. These operations all take a JSONPath query in the path parameter as outlined here, and have been identified in the TMF630 specification guidelines Part 6. These Operations are outlined below:

  • Sort
  • Filter
  • Fields

Returns a mutated document or collection.

Note: these operations occur in the above mentioned order when combined

Operations

Sort { path: string, op: 'sort', order: 'asc' | 'desc'}

Filter { path: string, op: 'filter', limit?: number, offset?: number}

As filter allows for limit and offset, keep in mind that JSONPath also allows for similar functionality with array slices [x:y]. Combining both will likely return unintended results.

Fields { path: string, op: 'fields'}

When Fields is used, the id and href will always be returned. If fields is used on a collection, then the id and href must be included for all elements in the response.

Examples

For working examples of JSON Path Querying, look at the src/test/unit.test.ts file from the source repository. These test cases are taken from Part 6 of the TMF 630 specification.

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Package last updated on 18 Oct 2024

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