Neil O'Toole

@djherbis ^ Any thoughts on the above?

@djherbis Just checking in; any chance to look at the PR?

Note that this PR incorporates the `stretchr/testify` package... I can remove it if there's a strict stdlib-only policy, but I've found it makes the test code much more succinct.

Agreed on the need for this. My use case is similar... I have an OSS project [sq](https://sq.io) that outputs JSON logs. I want to be able to tail/follow those logs....

@c-nv-s Interesting idea. Do you have a concept in your mind of what the syntax for that might look like?

> but if you think that could get very verbose with all the selectors, you could go fully declarative like this guy haha https://github.com/xcite-db/Unquery/blob/main/TUTORIAL.adoc I'd never seen that tool before....

> whatever keeps it most transparent for the end user that you can think of. In postgres if you have a table called `the_customer_orders_table` and it has a jsonb column...

Or _maybeeee_ something like: ```shell $ sq .actor.jsonblob[person.age] ``` Although I'm not sure I like that as much.

One potential downside to the arrow is that I was considering using it to incorporate insertion into the query language. Right now you can do: ```shell $ sq .actor --insert...

@c-nv-s I'm finally investigating JSON support (can you tell I have thanksgiving week off? 😉)... Quick question for you: do you use the "native" pg JSON operators in your queries,...