jsonGet("{‘A’:‘FERME’,‘1’:‘OUVERT’}",‘A’) return FERME
jsonGet("{‘A’:‘FERME’,‘1’:‘OUVERT’}",‘1’) don’t return anything ???
jsonGet("{0:‘FERME’,1:‘OUVERT’}",1) don’t return anything ???
is there any anything special with integer ou interger string ???
Can you try just for fun wrapping the 0 in single quotes?
jsonGet("{‘0’:‘FERME’,1:‘OUVERT’}",1)
This is a little bit of a weird case, but this works:
jsonGet("{'A':'FERME','1':'OUVERT'}", "['1']")
The path has to be a valid JS literal as well… so it can’t start with a number, so we added this implicit context where you can access it dictionary style.
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