Dan Vanderkam
Dan Vanderkam
Set `expr=".name"` and it will do what you want.
I implemented [something like this](https://github.com/danvk/pyjsonselect/blob/master/jsonselect.py#L625) in pyjsonselect. I hadn't thought of the circular reference use case, but it can be a huge performance boost for any large object.
Any update on this? [React 0.14 RC](https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2015/09/10/react-v0.14-rc1.html) is out.
Nice! Can you check that this doesn't break the tests (now that I added the `.spec` files)?
The `.` no-op selectors was based on [`jq`](http://stedolan.github.io/jq/), where it's mandatory. I believe the issue is that `jss foo` is ambiguous: do you want to apply the selector `foo` to...
FYI, the test failed because of some issue relating to `pandoc`. That dependency isn't needed for testing, so you might be able to fix it with something like: `pip install...
would be helpful to have a test for `stdin` input, too
nm about the test, I fixed it on `master`, you should just be able to rebase.
That sounds reasonable. What would you do with this? ``` bash jss .foo .bar .baz ``` is that something that's accepted now? Where does it fall in your decision tree?...
Hey Ryan -- want to get this merged in? I don't think there are any fundamental issues.