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Hadn’t heard of XQilla, but looks like it’s limited to XPath 2. You should try an XPath 3 based implementation. XQuery 3.1 has some nice features not found in
by manbart 4y ago
Hadn’t heard of XQilla, but looks like it’s limited to XPath 2.
You should try an XPath 3 based implementation. XQuery 3.1 has some nice features not found in XPath 2 implementations e.g. native JSON support, the arrow operator (piping), group by clause in FWLORs. XSLT 3.0 has some nice new stuff too, but I use that less
- its-summertime 4y agoI would switch but, finding a simple binary that does what I want (input -> complex query -> output) is so frustrating. Everything is a framework or library. Thankfully XQilla has its own json support which was all I needed so far