Reputation: 6598
I'm trying to select keys from JSONB
type with true
values. So far I managed to do that using this query but I feel like there is a better way:
SELECT json.key
FROM jsonb_each_text('{"aaa": true, "bbb": false}'::JSONB) json
WHERE json.value = 'true';
What I don't like is the WHERE
clause where I'm comparing strings
. Is there a way to cast it to boolean
?
If yes, would it work for truthy
and falsy
values too? (explanation of truthy
and falsy
values in javascript: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/713894/Truthy-Vs-Falsy-Values-in-JavaScript).
Upvotes: 0
Views: 744
Reputation: 36234
jsonb
has an equality operator (=
; unlike json
), so you could write
SELECT key
FROM jsonb_each('{"aaa": true, "bbb": false}')
WHERE value = jsonb 'true'
(with jsonb_each_text()
you rely on some JSON values' text representation).
You can even include some additional values, if you want:
WHERE value IN (to_jsonb(TRUE), jsonb '"true"', to_jsonb('truthy'))
IN
uses the equality operator under the hood.
Upvotes: 2