JMESPATH in PYTHON - JSON query language

In this video we discuss how to use the basics of JMESPATH and hoe we could use it in our own projects. We cover looking through some order JSON data and use some search queries to extract the information we need
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[@chrisgonutube]

Thank you, easy to access starting point!

[@simon_sysadmin]

Very Helpful, tnxs man

[@MajsoSVK]

Thank you for making my life easier.

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Happy to help!

[@chaitsathe]

helpful .. thank you

[@dnetvaggos4443]

nice vid!

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks as always!

[@PaulSmith-qr1iy]

Disclaimer:Newbie. Just learning about jq and now jmespath. The issue I have with jq is iterating and using variables in the jq query string, esp. for indexing in bash : jq '.[][$i].somelocation'. Does jmespath have the same problem? Would love to see an example using vars in the command. Also, is one preferred over the other, jq or jmespath? Loved the video.

[@KhalilYasser]

Thanks a lot. Can you share the json file so as to practise the video?

[@mdhruv1]

This was very nice. Any chance we can have a follow up to add and delete elements from an array or dictionary using jmespath that will be awesome

[@jcnarasimhan4218]

+1 Exactly my usecase as well

[@syedhyder5630]

Where can i get this json file

[@user-sz1km7nw3b]

please add a github link to this example
or such a "order-data.json" so we can play with)))