Chain queries onto POJOs to return precise results.

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json-query-chain

Chain queries onto POJOs to return precise results.

Usage

import Query from 'json-query-chain';

let myQ = new Query(someJsonData)
.search('isActiveUser', true)
.results;

Currently supports booleans and strings. (See #1 for Integer Support)

.search('isActiveUser', true)

.search('name', 'steele')

Simpler version of search using a custom function in the chain.

.filter(a => a.age >= 21)

.filterBy('age', x => x >= 21)

.sort('isActiveUser', true)

.sort('name')

.sort('netWorth')

Page 1 with 5 results per page.

.paginate(1, 5)

Page 2 wtih default of 10 results per page.

.paginate(2)

npm test runs tests through Jest