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Filtering JSONB data in Postgres
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-- Postgres: How to find a matching element in a JSON array | |
-- | |
-- Definitions: | |
-- - animal_size_in_mm: int = 50 | |
-- - var_animal_type: string = "fish" | |
-- | |
-- Data example: | |
-- | |
-- [ | |
-- { "animal_type": "fish", "name": "Bob", "animal_size": 48 }, | |
-- { "animal_type": "fish", "name": "Simon", "animal_size": 54 }, | |
-- { "animal_type": "spider", "name": "Mark", "animal_size": 28 }, | |
-- { "animal_type": "spider", "name": "Chonk", "animal_size": 62 }, | |
-- ] | |
-- | |
(jsonb_path_query_first( | |
some_query_alias.some_jsonb_field, | |
'$[*] ? (@.animal_type == $animal_type_var)', | |
jsonb_build_object( | |
'animal_type_var', var_animal_type | |
) | |
)->>'animal_size')::int <= animal_size_in_mm::int | |
-- | |
-- Will return the following results: | |
-- { "animal_type": "fish", "name": "Bob", "animal_size": 48 } | |
-- { "animal_type": "spider", "name": "Mark", "animal_size": 28 } | |
-- | |
-- This is because both these entries have an animal_size <= 50 |
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