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Filter JSON

Filter JSON

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Filter any selected JSON object by condition
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Filter JSON

Simple JSON Object and Array filter.

Features

  • Filter JSON that contains comments.
  • Filter Values
  • Filter Attributes
  • Filter Non Empty values
  • Filter only Strings, Arrays, Numbers, Objects, Booleans
  • Do Custom Filter.
  • Filter Object
  • Filter List items
  • Filter Collections

Usage

  • Right click on a file and select Filter Values command to filter json based on List Filter Types values.
  • Select the json object you need to filter and right click and select Filter Values command to filter the selected json object.
  • Select Filter Attributes command to filter Object keys.
  • Filtering Type : NonEmpty, Boolean, Strings, Numbers, Arrays, Object.
  • Custom Filter shows a quick pick items where we can provide our own custom logic to filter the data.

Custom Filter

  • Right click on a file and select Do Custom Filter command from Filter JSON submenu.
  • A quick pick items shows up where we can provide our own custom logic to filter the data.
  • We can also save our custom filter codes in settings using filter-json.settings.customFilters vscode settings which will shows up in the quick pick items.
  • Please use conditional operators to filter with multiple conditions.

Filter Array

  • predefined variables
    • item, key, val, value, x is equal to a.
    • _, lodash, dash - Lodash is exposed.
  • Checks
    • isArray, isList will be true in array filter order
    • isObject will be false in array filter order
    • isAllNumber - returns true if all the items in a list are numbers
    • isAllString - returns true if all the items in a list are string
    • isAllList - returns true if all the items in a list are list
    • isAllObject, isCollection - returns true if all the items in a list are objects
  • examples:
    // filter Truthy values
    [ "", "Hi", 1, 0, false, true, [], {}, null ]
    // filter code = Boolean(a)
    // filter to  [ "Hi", 1, true, [], {} ]
    
    // filter only string
    [ "", "Hi", 1, 0, false, true, [], {}, null ]
    // filter code = _.isString(item) or typeof item === "string"
    // filter to  [ "", "Hi"]
    

Filter Object

  • predefined variables

    • key - Object first key
    • val, value - Object first value
    • item - { key: key, val: val, value: val }
    • a, x is equal to item
    • _, lodash, dash - Lodash is exposed.
  • Checks

    • isArray, isList will be false in object filter order
    • isObject will be true in object filter order
    • isAllNumber - returns true if all the values in a object are numbers
    • isAllString - returns true if all the values in a object are string
    • isAllList - returns true if all the values in a object are list
    • isAllObject, isCollection - returns true if all the values in a list are objects
  • examples:

    // filter by keys
    { "name": "first item", "id": 1, "label": "foo" }
    // filter code = ["name", "id"].includes(key)
    // filter to  { "id": 1, "name": "first item" }
    
    // filter by value length
    { "name": "foo", "id": 1, "label": "first item" }
    // filter code = isAllString ? val === "foo" : true
    // filter to  { "name": "foo" }
    

Enjoy!

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