I have been working on a Bash script. I am having a curl response as follows.
{
"range": "'PR-DETAILS'!A1:Z1000",
"majorDimension": "ROWS",
"values": [
[
"PR ID",
"PR Owner"
],
[
"1929",
"Angel"
],
[
"73",
"Martin"
],
[
"142"
]
]
}
Here I just want to get the last available element for the second column.
Expected Answer:- Martin
Here's one way:
last(.values[] | select(has(1))) [1]
If the second column does not contain false values ( null
, false
) this will also work:
last(.values[][1] // empty)
Here's a different solution:
.values | map(.[1] | select(.)) | last
probably less efficient, but quite readable.
The difference to the other answer is that select(.)
will filter any falsy value, not only non-existent values. So if your second columns were to contain false
or null
, these wouldn't show up in your result.
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