I am using the toPathArray method in the following way
const jsonpathTokens: string[] = JSONPath.toPathArray(propertyRef.propertyPath);
When I pass in the string "$.subsensor.temp" for the first time, it will return ["$", "subsensor", "temp"] as expected. However when the toPathArray is called again with the same input, it returns ["subsensor", "temp"]. This happens for other inputs of a similar type.
When I stepped through the debugger it seems like there is a JSONPath.cache object which is checked before the regex is run. I checked that the value saved to the cache exprList is correct. However on the immediate next call the cache object was already modified to exclude the "$".
I think this is a bug because the toPathArray method should return the same values for the same input.
I am using v1.0.0 and I'm using the library within typescript.
I am using the toPathArray method in the following way
const jsonpathTokens: string[] = JSONPath.toPathArray(propertyRef.propertyPath);When I pass in the string
"$.subsensor.temp"for the first time, it will return["$", "subsensor", "temp"]as expected. However when the toPathArray is called again with the same input, it returns["subsensor", "temp"]. This happens for other inputs of a similar type.When I stepped through the debugger it seems like there is a JSONPath.cache object which is checked before the regex is run. I checked that the value saved to the cache
exprListis correct. However on the immediate next call the cache object was already modified to exclude the "$".I think this is a bug because the toPathArray method should return the same values for the same input.
I am using v1.0.0 and I'm using the library within typescript.