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Filter output based on the existence of multiple key/value pairs


Apply multiple filters to retrieve ec2 instancesaws-cli - Filtering output with --query and --filterHow to combine two arrays (`keys` and `values`) into an object using JMESPath?Filter object by property and select with key in jmespathUsing keys from the json src doc in a multiselect hash with JmespathHow do i filter on ansible stat existence flags?Get value from key/value pair using jmespath when value is a numberQuerying multiple valuesMultiple searches with with json_query/jmespath filter in AnsibleNew to JMESPath -> filter array without key/value pairsFilter JSON object based on children keysHow to take key value pairs and turn them into an array of objects using JMESPath






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Using JMESPath, is it possible to filter output based on the existence of multiple key/value pairs within the input?



From the example JSON below, what I'd like to do is extract only the objects that contain these key/value pairs within Tags -




Environment / ABC

Project / Project2




The closest I can get is to select a single matching Tag, but I require the rest of the object too, and I also need to match against the other key/value pair -



Stacks[*].Tags[?Key=='Environment' && Value=='ABC']


Here is some exaple JSON input -




"Stacks": [

"StackId": "abc123",
"Tags": [

"Value": "Project 1",
"Key": "Project"
,

"Value": "ABC",
"Key": "Environment"

],
"CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
"StackName": "TestStack1",
"NotificationARNs": [],
"StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
"DisableRollback": false
,

"StackId": "xyz123",
"Tags": [

"Value": "Project 1",
"Key": "Project"
,

"Value": "XYZ",
"Key": "Environment"

],
"CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
"StackName": "TestStack2",
"NotificationARNs": [],
"StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
"DisableRollback": false
,

"StackId": "asd123",
"Tags": [

"Value": "Project 2",
"Key": "Project"
,

"Value": "ABC",
"Key": "Environment"

],
"CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
"StackName": "TestStack3",
"NotificationARNs": [],
"StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
"DisableRollback": false

]



And here is the output that I require -




"StackId": "asd123",
"Tags": [

"Value": "Project 2",
"Key": "Project"
,

"Value": "ABC",
"Key": "Environment"

],
"CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
"StackName": "TestStack3",
"NotificationARNs": [],
"StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
"DisableRollback": false










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    4















    Using JMESPath, is it possible to filter output based on the existence of multiple key/value pairs within the input?



    From the example JSON below, what I'd like to do is extract only the objects that contain these key/value pairs within Tags -




    Environment / ABC

    Project / Project2




    The closest I can get is to select a single matching Tag, but I require the rest of the object too, and I also need to match against the other key/value pair -



    Stacks[*].Tags[?Key=='Environment' && Value=='ABC']


    Here is some exaple JSON input -




    "Stacks": [

    "StackId": "abc123",
    "Tags": [

    "Value": "Project 1",
    "Key": "Project"
    ,

    "Value": "ABC",
    "Key": "Environment"

    ],
    "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
    "StackName": "TestStack1",
    "NotificationARNs": [],
    "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
    "DisableRollback": false
    ,

    "StackId": "xyz123",
    "Tags": [

    "Value": "Project 1",
    "Key": "Project"
    ,

    "Value": "XYZ",
    "Key": "Environment"

    ],
    "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
    "StackName": "TestStack2",
    "NotificationARNs": [],
    "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
    "DisableRollback": false
    ,

    "StackId": "asd123",
    "Tags": [

    "Value": "Project 2",
    "Key": "Project"
    ,

    "Value": "ABC",
    "Key": "Environment"

    ],
    "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
    "StackName": "TestStack3",
    "NotificationARNs": [],
    "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
    "DisableRollback": false

    ]



    And here is the output that I require -




    "StackId": "asd123",
    "Tags": [

    "Value": "Project 2",
    "Key": "Project"
    ,

    "Value": "ABC",
    "Key": "Environment"

    ],
    "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
    "StackName": "TestStack3",
    "NotificationARNs": [],
    "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
    "DisableRollback": false










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      Using JMESPath, is it possible to filter output based on the existence of multiple key/value pairs within the input?



      From the example JSON below, what I'd like to do is extract only the objects that contain these key/value pairs within Tags -




      Environment / ABC

      Project / Project2




      The closest I can get is to select a single matching Tag, but I require the rest of the object too, and I also need to match against the other key/value pair -



      Stacks[*].Tags[?Key=='Environment' && Value=='ABC']


      Here is some exaple JSON input -




      "Stacks": [

      "StackId": "abc123",
      "Tags": [

      "Value": "Project 1",
      "Key": "Project"
      ,

      "Value": "ABC",
      "Key": "Environment"

      ],
      "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
      "StackName": "TestStack1",
      "NotificationARNs": [],
      "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
      "DisableRollback": false
      ,

      "StackId": "xyz123",
      "Tags": [

      "Value": "Project 1",
      "Key": "Project"
      ,

      "Value": "XYZ",
      "Key": "Environment"

      ],
      "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
      "StackName": "TestStack2",
      "NotificationARNs": [],
      "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
      "DisableRollback": false
      ,

      "StackId": "asd123",
      "Tags": [

      "Value": "Project 2",
      "Key": "Project"
      ,

      "Value": "ABC",
      "Key": "Environment"

      ],
      "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
      "StackName": "TestStack3",
      "NotificationARNs": [],
      "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
      "DisableRollback": false

      ]



      And here is the output that I require -




      "StackId": "asd123",
      "Tags": [

      "Value": "Project 2",
      "Key": "Project"
      ,

      "Value": "ABC",
      "Key": "Environment"

      ],
      "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
      "StackName": "TestStack3",
      "NotificationARNs": [],
      "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
      "DisableRollback": false










      share|improve this question














      Using JMESPath, is it possible to filter output based on the existence of multiple key/value pairs within the input?



      From the example JSON below, what I'd like to do is extract only the objects that contain these key/value pairs within Tags -




      Environment / ABC

      Project / Project2




      The closest I can get is to select a single matching Tag, but I require the rest of the object too, and I also need to match against the other key/value pair -



      Stacks[*].Tags[?Key=='Environment' && Value=='ABC']


      Here is some exaple JSON input -




      "Stacks": [

      "StackId": "abc123",
      "Tags": [

      "Value": "Project 1",
      "Key": "Project"
      ,

      "Value": "ABC",
      "Key": "Environment"

      ],
      "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
      "StackName": "TestStack1",
      "NotificationARNs": [],
      "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
      "DisableRollback": false
      ,

      "StackId": "xyz123",
      "Tags": [

      "Value": "Project 1",
      "Key": "Project"
      ,

      "Value": "XYZ",
      "Key": "Environment"

      ],
      "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
      "StackName": "TestStack2",
      "NotificationARNs": [],
      "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
      "DisableRollback": false
      ,

      "StackId": "asd123",
      "Tags": [

      "Value": "Project 2",
      "Key": "Project"
      ,

      "Value": "ABC",
      "Key": "Environment"

      ],
      "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
      "StackName": "TestStack3",
      "NotificationARNs": [],
      "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
      "DisableRollback": false

      ]



      And here is the output that I require -




      "StackId": "asd123",
      "Tags": [

      "Value": "Project 2",
      "Key": "Project"
      ,

      "Value": "ABC",
      "Key": "Environment"

      ],
      "CreationTime": "2016-07-20T14:49:27.891Z",
      "StackName": "TestStack3",
      "NotificationARNs": [],
      "StackStatus": "CREATE_COMPLETE",
      "DisableRollback": false







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          • Brilliant, thanks. For completeness, I used Stacks[? Tags[? Value=='ABC' && Key=='Environment'] && Tags[? Value=='Project' && Key=='Project2']] and it's working like a charm.

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          • Brilliant, thanks. For completeness, I used Stacks[? Tags[? Value=='ABC' && Key=='Environment'] && Tags[? Value=='Project' && Key=='Project2']] and it's working like a charm.

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          • Brilliant, thanks. For completeness, I used Stacks[? Tags[? Value=='ABC' && Key=='Environment'] && Tags[? Value=='Project' && Key=='Project2']] and it's working like a charm.

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            Jan 10 '17 at 11:51
















          Brilliant, thanks. For completeness, I used Stacks[? Tags[? Value=='ABC' && Key=='Environment'] && Tags[? Value=='Project' && Key=='Project2']] and it's working like a charm.

          – David Gard
          Jan 10 '17 at 11:51





          Brilliant, thanks. For completeness, I used Stacks[? Tags[? Value=='ABC' && Key=='Environment'] && Tags[? Value=='Project' && Key=='Project2']] and it's working like a charm.

          – David Gard
          Jan 10 '17 at 11:51








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