values
Returns the values of the provided object.
values(obj: object) -> arrayDescription
Returns the values of the provided object.
Note that because JSON hashes are inheritently unordered, the
values associated with the provided object obj are inheritently
unordered. Implementations are not required to return values in
any specific order. For example, given the input:
{"a": "first", "b": "second", "c": "third"}
The expression values(@) could have any of these return values:
["first", "second", "third"]["first", "third", "second"]["second", "first", "third"]["second", "third", "first"]["third", "first", "second"]["third", "second", "first"]
If you would like a specific order, consider using the
sort or sort_by functions.
Arguments
Required
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
obj |
object |
Returns
Type: array
Examples
search(values(@), {"foo":"baz","bar":"bam"}) → ["baz","bam"]search(values(@), ["a","b"]) → ERROR: invalid-typesearch(values(@), false) → ERROR: invalid-typesearch(values(foo), {"foo":-1,"zero":0,"numbers":[-1,3,4,5],"array":[-1,3,4,5,"a","100"],"strings":["a","b","c"],"decimals":[1.01,1.2,-1.5],"str":"Str","false":false,"empty_list":[],"empty_hash":{},"objects":{"foo":"bar","bar":"baz"},"null_key":null}) → ERROR: invalid-type