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Changelog

Version 2.5.1 – 7 Nov 2024

• Added popup (lightbox) block that allows popup content creation via Ruby Template.
• Fixed single audio post issue in version 2.5.0
• Minor improvements and bug fixes.

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CHANGELOG

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– Improved Course price rendering ( discount price is included )
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Changelog

ALONE 7.x is live!

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Changelog

Notes: Before update Latest version First need required changes.
Update streamit Note highlight: header menu change slug Movies -> movie , Tv-shows -> tv-show, Videos -> video

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Changelog

v3.3.2 (23.04.2024)

- Updated: Bundled plugins to the latest version;
- Added: Custom header and footer options for inner pages;
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- Updated: Bundled plugins to the latest version;
- Fix: Minor improvements and fixes.

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- Updated: Bundled plugins to the latest version;
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We’ll work with the following JSON document:

{
	"store": {
		"book": [
			{
				"category": "reference",
				"author": "Nigel Rees",
				"title": "Sayings of the Century",
				"price": 8.95
			},
			{ 
				"category": "fiction",
				"author": "Evelyn Waugh",
				"title": "Sword of Honour",
				"price": 12.99
			},
			{ 
				"category": "fiction",
				"author": "Herman Melville",
				"title": "Moby Dick",
				"isbn": "0-553-21311-3",
				"price": 8.99
			},
			{ 
				"category": "fiction",
				"author": "J. R. R. Tolkien",
				"title": "The Lord of the Rings",
				"isbn": "0-395-19395-8",
				"price": 22.99
			}
		]
	}
}

Installing and running

Python

Install the newest version from GitHub:

$ git clone https://github.com/adriank/ObjectPath.git
$ cd ObjectPath
$ python shell -h
usage: shell [-h] [-u URL] [-xml] [-d] [FILE]

Command line options

positional arguments:
	FILE               File name

optional arguments:
	-h, --help         show this help message and exit
	-u URL, --url URL  URL containing JSON document.
	-xml               [EXPERIMENTAL] Expect XML input.
	-d, --debug        Debbuging on/off.

To use localization features you need python-tz package installed on your machine.

You can also run ObjectPath in PyPy, the faster Python implementation:

pypy objectpath

Heads up! You can try ObjectPath without installing it on your box (though with limited functionality!). Open a developer console of your choice (right click here and click inspect element, then console) and use ObjectPath JavaScript implementation to test the language . Just write:

op.exe("2+2")

Basics

Before getting your hands dirty read through the language basics, even if you’re an experienced programmer – some sugar can be found here.

Basic arithmetics

ObjectPath supports common arithmetics:

• addition (+)
• subtraction (-)
• multiplication (*)
• division (/)

2+2*2 -> 6
(2+2)*2 -> 8
8/5 -> 1.6 
17 % 3 -> 2 #remainder of division

Working with strings

ObjectPath provides a range of tools to manipulate strings. Strings are written as:

"text" or 'text'

Strings can be concatenated by + sign:

"Hello "+"World!" -> "Hello World!"

Numbers can be concatenated with strings if string is on the left-hand side of + sign

"Hello "+2+"!" -> "Hello 2!"
2+" Hello!" -> error (in JS you'll see NaN, which is a bug)
""+2+" Hello!" -> "2 Hello!"

In the Python version of ObjectPath it’s also possible to do some crazy things like:

3*"a" -> "aaa"
"Hello %s"%"World!" -> "Hello World!"

To access specific parts of the string, use the following:

# To get the first character of the string
"Hello World!"[0] -> "H" # We count letters starting from 0!
# To get the last character of a string:
"Hello World!"[-1] -> "!"
# To get the substring "Word"
slice("Hello World!",[6,11]) -> "World"
# or in the Javascript version:
"Hello World!"[6:11] -> "World"

ObjectPath also offers a vast range of functions that can do the following tricks on strings (currently available only in the Python version):

len("Hello") -> 5
upper("Hello") -> "HELLO"
lower("Hello") -> "hello"
title("Hello world") -> "Hello World"
capitalize("hello world") -> "Hello world"
split("hello world"," ") -> ["Hello","world"]
replace("hello world!","world","moon") -> "Hello moon!"
# replace can also take advantage of regular expressions
replace("hello world!","l[^l]","r") -> "Helr worr!"

Functions can be nested:

upper(replace("hello world!","world","moon")) -> "HELLO MOON!"

Simple queries

Putting the boring stuff aside we fast forward to queries. Simple queries starts with $ character. It indicates the root of the document. To show the whole document write:

$

ObjectPath is like paths to files in your operating system. . means we want to go one level deeper in JSON document (equivalent to / on Unix/Mac or \ on Windows in the paths to files).

$.store.book

This returns an array. You can select a specific element from it, filter etc:

$.store.book[1] # get the second book
$.store.book[-1] # get the last book
$.store.book[2:4] # get the 3rd and 4th book

We can also get specific elements based on their properties:

$.store.book[@.price is 0.99] # get books of price 0.99

@ points to the current element from books. In other words, [ iterates over the array of books and for each element checks if condition inside square parenthesis is met. @ tells ObjectPath that price is an property of each book, not a string.

To make it even more interesting we can filter it even further by getting only the specific fields from results:

$.store.book[@.price is 0.99].(price, isbn) # WARNING! works only in Python verion! filter attributes from the result

When we don’t know where in the document are prices, we can search for all of them by:

$..price # searches for any attribute named price in the document
$..price[@ > 0.99] # returns all prices greater than 0.99

In the last example we used @ to indicate current element of an array of prices.

Implementation info

Heads Up! ObjectPath currently has two implementations, in Python and Javascript. The Python version is the reference implementation. Features supported by Javascript are indicated by . Python-specific features are indicated by

Warning! Javascript doesn’t support big integers at all. Keep it in mind and convert them to strings. Or just use the Python version instead.

Simple types

ObjectPath inherits all JSON data types and supports a few more.

• number such as 100 or 2.333
• string such as "string" or 'string'
• null such as null
• true such as true or t
• false such as false or f

ObjectPath type rules:

• number is split into integer and float:
  • integer is a fast and small integer number
  • float is a slow and very accurate real number
  Python implementation of ObjectPath tries to determine which one to use. Sometimes number is converted into Python’s long type. Javascript has one uniform number type (with limit on number size).
• Strings are encoded in UTF-8,
• Added the datetime, date and time types to handle dates and times,
• Boolean types and null are case insensitive and can be written in several ways:
  • true can be written as: t, true (or trUe),
  • false as: f or false,
  • null as: n, none, null, nil.
• Negative are: false, null, 0, "", [], {}. Any other value is positive.

Complex types

Arrays can be defined in the language by issuing:

[ val1, val2, ..., valN]

and for objects it is:

{ "atr1":val1, "atr2":val2, ..., "atrN":valN }
{ atr1:val1, atr2:val2, ..., atrN:valN }

• Attribute names can be dynamically created. Example: {$.myCar.model: "avg temperature is "
+ avg($.cars[@.model is $.myCar.model].temp)} -> {"Toyota Prius": "avg temperature is 4.5"}
• When an expression returns a value other than string, it is casted to string. Example: {2+2:"4"} -> {"4":"4"}
• Names can be written without quotes, but in that case they cannot start with an operator. ObjectPath raises an exception if name is not valid.

Dates and times

Dates are handled as datetime objects. There are also date and time objects which provide support for date and time manipulation. Datetime, date and time objects support year, month, day, hour, minute, second and microsecond attributes eg. now().year -> 2011.

Operations on dates should be performed on UTC dates and then converted to local time in order to avoid locale and DST (daylight saving time) nuances.

Operators

How operators work

Operators take computation results from their left and right side and perform an operation on these results. While behaviour of simple operators is straightforward, operators such as ., .. and [] are more advanced.

Each of them works on arrays of objects on the left and apply to each element from this array the instruction found on the right. To better understand what it means, consider a document:

{
  "a":1,
  "b":{
    "c":[1,2,3]
  }
}

and path:

$.b.c[@ > 2]

It works internally like this:

>>> $
{
  "a":1,
  "b":{
    "c":[1,2,3]
  }
}
>>> $.b
{
  "c":[1,2,3]
}
>>> $.b.c
[1,2,3]
>>> $.b.c[@ > 2]
# left  | right          | result
# [     |                | [
#   1   | > 2 -> false   |   #nothing
#   2   | > 2 -> false   |   #nothing
#   3   | > 2 -> true    |   3
# ]     |                | ]
[3]

The result is always an array! because ObjectPath executes > for each element in the array and filters out elements that do not match the condition.

Operator precedence

Operations are executed in the following order:

(. = [ = () -> (+ (prefix) = - (prefix)) -> (* = /) -> (+ (infix) = - (infix)) -> (in = not = is = < = > = <= = >=) -> not -> and -> or

Other operators and tokens are precedence-neutral.

Arithmetic operators

Boolean logic operators

Comparison operators

ObjectPath uses algorithms that guess types of data. In most cases you don’t need to worry about issues with types (e.g. comparing string “2” with number 2 works as if 2 was a string). To check if types are the same or different you can use type("2") is type(2) -> false.

In semi-structured data a very common issue is that the data are represented as a different type than it was supposed to be. For example very often we can see numbers represented as strings (like ["1", "2", "3"] instead of simply [1,2,3]). This is caused by automatic JSON generators, especially those that convert XML data into JSON. In programming languages such as Javascript this can cause many headashes and hours wasted figuring out why the code doesn’t work. That’s why:

Comparison operators try to cast the right-hand side expression result to the type of the left-hand side expression result. Sometimes it fails so best practice is to use casting functions when types might be different.

The comparison operators are not chainable so 1 < 2 < 2 will compare 2 with result of 1 < 2 which is true and return true. Use 1 < 2 and 2 < 3 instead.

Membership tests

Concatenation operator +

Besides standard addition of numbers, + concatenates strings, arrays and objects.

If two arrays are concatenated, right array elements are added to the end of the left array.

If string is concatenated with array, it is added to the beggining or end of array depending on the order:

Objects are merged so that right object overwrites existing elements of left object. Object concatenation is not deep. It means that only direct child elements of root element are overwritten rather than leaf nodes.

>>> [1, 2, 4] + [3, 5]
[1, 2, 4, 3, 5]
>>> "aaa"+["bbb"]
["aaa", "bbb"]
>>> ["bbb"]+"aaa"
["bbb", "aaa"]
>>> {"a":1, "b":2} + {"a":2, "c":3}
{"a":2, "b":2, "c":3}

Built-in functions

Casting functions

Casting is done by passing arguments to Python functions of the same name.

Arithmetic functions

String functions

The slice() function (added in ObjectPath 0.5)

Extracts a section of a string and returns a new string. The usage is:

slice(string, [start, end])
slice(string, [[start, end], [start2, end2], ...])

The first argument is always a string. The second argument can be either an array of two numbers (start and end positions) or an array of arrays of two numbers (start and end position). If position is negative, then position is counted starting from the end of the string. Examples:

slice("Hello world!", [6, 11]) -> "world"
slice("Hello world!", [6, -1]) -> "world"
slice("Hello world!", [[0, 5], [6, 11]]) -> ["Hello", "world"]
				

Array functions

Date and time functions

All date and time functions are manipulating datetime objects. The default (and the only!) timezone is UTC.

Misc functions

Localization function

Localize() function tries to localize an argument. Now it works only for dates and times, but it is meant to support numbers and currencies.

It is good idea to store UTC times in the database and show localized time to the user. To show localized current time in Warsaw, Poland use localize() function as following:

localize(now(),'Europe/Warsaw')

Paths

Paths uses dot notation:

$.attributeName[selector].attributeName2

where $ is root element, . selects all direct child elements from node, attributeName restricts these elements to those containing attribute of name attributeName and [] contains selector expression which restrict results even more. attributeName2 selects child elements from results of previous computation.

Complete syntax

Following table contains complete syntax of paths (near identical to the JSONPath table):

Selectors

Selector selects array elements that satisfy expression. You can be creative here and nest paths, use comparison operators or refer to other parts of the data set.

Selectors are written inside the [] operator.

Selectors can take number and behave as simple “give me n-th element from array”:

>>> $.*[1]
# second element from array

It also can take a string, its behavior is then similar to dot operator:

>>> $..*['string'] is $..string
true

Selector can use comparison operators to find elements:

$..*[@.attribute is 'ok']

and boolean operators to handle more than one condition:

$..*[@.attribute is 'ok' or len(@.*[1]) is 2]

@ operator matches current element. Selector iterates over left expression result (which is array). @ will match the element currently checked against expression.

WARNING! @ operator is slow! Try using or/and operators in conjunction with simple expression that should match some elements or other optimization techniques.

Plans to extend ObjectPath

Most important enhancements:

• provide date and time manipulation built-in functions,
• distinguish regex functions and string functions – regexes are slow and not necessary in most cases,
• add regex matching to selectors,

Optimization plans

• make $..*[1] faster – generator will help,
• replace operator names with numbers.