feat: adding support to enable custom delimiter#2
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feat: adding support to enable custom delimiter#2vishalwithme wants to merge 2 commits intomdaverde:mainfrom
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I plan to grow out the library to include more functionality & configuration options soon. It might make sense to have a more global Or alternatively, we could consider a constructor (for example, |
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Hello, Thanks much for the awesome API. It is helping me a lot.
I am sending a feature request to extend the use of delimiter. In my case the required parsed JSON has some of the objects with keys containing same character as default delimiter used (i.e. period/ . )
With this PR end user will be able to set their own delimiter and run queries accordingly. e.g.
jsonpath.SetDelimiter("|") // to set delimiter before use
jsonpath.Get(inputJson, "ValuesFiles|metadata|labels|my.label.name")
Also I am a novice in go and apologize if something is wrong with the PR.
Please consider this on urgent basis.