How can I sort by a nested JSONB attribute in sequelize
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I want to sort a sequelize query by a nested attribute of a JSONB object.
I have a model like that:
sequelize.define('product', {
available: { type: Sequelize.BOOLEAN },
price: { type: Sequelize.JSONB },
...
}
where price is kind of this:
price = {
EUR: 1.2,
CHF: 1.3,
}
I want to sort a findAll query by price.EUR. I hoped that this works:
product.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [['price.EUR', 'ASC']] }
But I get an unsorted array.
The underlying DB is postgres.
A solution is to sort the result programmatically in javascript (array._prototype.sort()). But I wonder if it is possible with a sequelize query.
javascript postgresql sequelize.js
asked Nov 13 at 16:51
Jochen Kunze
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I want to sort a sequelize query by a nested attribute of a JSONB object.
I have a model like that:
sequelize.define('product', {
available: { type: Sequelize.BOOLEAN },
price: { type: Sequelize.JSONB },
...
}
where price is kind of this:
price = {
EUR: 1.2,
CHF: 1.3,
}
I want to sort a findAll query by price.EUR. I hoped that this works:
product.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [['price.EUR', 'ASC']] }
But I get an unsorted array.
The underlying DB is postgres.
A solution is to sort the result programmatically in javascript (array._prototype.sort()). But I wonder if it is possible with a sequelize query.
javascript postgresql sequelize.js
asked Nov 13 at 16:51
Jochen Kunze
314
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up vote
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I want to sort a sequelize query by a nested attribute of a JSONB object.
I have a model like that:
sequelize.define('product', {
available: { type: Sequelize.BOOLEAN },
price: { type: Sequelize.JSONB },
...
}
where price is kind of this:
price = {
EUR: 1.2,
CHF: 1.3,
}
I want to sort a findAll query by price.EUR. I hoped that this works:
product.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [['price.EUR', 'ASC']] }
But I get an unsorted array.
The underlying DB is postgres.
A solution is to sort the result programmatically in javascript (array._prototype.sort()). But I wonder if it is possible with a sequelize query.
javascript postgresql sequelize.js
asked Nov 13 at 16:51
Jochen Kunze
314
I want to sort a sequelize query by a nested attribute of a JSONB object.
I have a model like that:
sequelize.define('product', {
available: { type: Sequelize.BOOLEAN },
price: { type: Sequelize.JSONB },
...
}
where price is kind of this:
price = {
EUR: 1.2,
CHF: 1.3,
}
I want to sort a findAll query by price.EUR. I hoped that this works:
product.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [['price.EUR', 'ASC']] }
But I get an unsorted array.
The underlying DB is postgres.
A solution is to sort the result programmatically in javascript (array._prototype.sort()). But I wonder if it is possible with a sequelize query.
javascript postgresql sequelize.js
javascript postgresql sequelize.js
asked Nov 13 at 16:51
Jochen Kunze
314
asked Nov 13 at 16:51
Jochen Kunze
314
asked Nov 13 at 16:51
Jochen Kunze
314
asked Nov 13 at 16:51
Jochen Kunze
314
asked Nov 13 at 16:51
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try this:
roduct.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [[sequelize.literal('price->>'EUR''), 'ASC']] }
answered Nov 16 at 5:56
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try this:
roduct.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [[sequelize.literal('price->>'EUR''), 'ASC']] }
answered Nov 16 at 5:56
Dmytro Mysak
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try this:
roduct.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [[sequelize.literal('price->>'EUR''), 'ASC']] }
answered Nov 16 at 5:56
Dmytro Mysak
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try this:
roduct.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [[sequelize.literal('price->>'EUR''), 'ASC']] }
answered Nov 16 at 5:56
Dmytro Mysak
300213
try this:
roduct.findAll({ where: { available: true }, order: [[sequelize.literal('price->>'EUR''), 'ASC']] }
answered Nov 16 at 5:56
Dmytro Mysak
300213
answered Nov 16 at 5:56
Dmytro Mysak
300213
answered Nov 16 at 5:56
Dmytro Mysak
300213
answered Nov 16 at 5:56
Dmytro Mysak
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