Zyp: Improve jq-based Moksha transformations and general documentation #50
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A few operations can be performed more efficiently on the whole collection at once when using Moksha/jq. - Flattening nested lists - Pruning lists of objects - Converting to objects, lists, and strings To support those operations, a jq support library was added, including a few helper functions written in jqlang itself. The helper functions are: - to_array - to_object - is_array_of_objects - del_array_of_objects - prune_array_of_objects - prune_null
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Zyp/Moksha improvements and documentation enhancements for better guidance.
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Improvements for Zyp/Moksha/jq
A few special Python-based treatments have been translated to jq-based Moksha transformations again.
Those operations can be performed more efficiently on the whole collection at once when using Moksha/jq.
To support those operations, a jqlang support library was added, including a few helper functions written in jqlang itself. The helper functions are, as of now: