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This sorts (using python sorted) the current object's value if it is a
list or dict and returns the list or keys.
This is presented a strawman proposal for doing sorts as I couldn't
decide how to do it correctly. At least with some starting code maybe
we can reach something better.
Note that the goal here is to get a sorted list of atomic entities
which can be evalauted, not to sort a collection of objects by a key
of those objects. That would be useful too, and presumably there is a
way to do it generically.
The demonstrated syntax is:
foo.
sorted
presumably things like like:
foo.[/] # ascending sort of this
foo.[] # descending sort of this
foo.[/somekey] # ascending sort by somekey's value
ought to be possible but I do not know if it is aligned with proper
JSONPath.