Package version: 0.6.2
Python version: 3.14.3
Evaluating the following data:
{
"data": [
[1, null, 3],
[2, null, 4],
[3, null, 5]
]
}with the following expression:
[$map(data, function($row) { $row[1] })]
returns an empty array ([]) in jsonata-python, but it returns [null, null, null] in the JSONata Exerciser. This seems to be an issue when the inner items are arrays being indexed, but not when they are objects being accessed by property. For example, running the following script:
import json
from jsonata import Jsonata
data = json.loads('{ "data": [[null], [null], [null]] }')
expr = "[$map(data, function($row) { $row[0] })]"
result = Jsonata(expr).evaluate(data)
print(result)
data = json.loads('{ "data": [{ "key": null }, { "key": null }, { "key": null }] }')
expr = "[$map(data, function($row) { $row.key })]"
result = Jsonata(expr).evaluate(data)
print(result)results in
Package version: 0.6.2
Python version: 3.14.3
Evaluating the following data:
{ "data": [ [1, null, 3], [2, null, 4], [3, null, 5] ] }with the following expression:
returns an empty array (
[]) injsonata-python, but it returns[null, null, null]in the JSONata Exerciser. This seems to be an issue when the inner items are arrays being indexed, but not when they are objects being accessed by property. For example, running the following script:results in