I have a custom function which performs a query against a graph db. The
result seems to come back in JSON form though it has additional brackets.
Here is the end result from the query:
var results =
[{"@type":"d","@rid":"#-2:0","@version":0,"count":0,"@fieldTypes":"count=l"}]
I wish to extract the "count" value out of this string and return it as a
number from the defined function. I have searched and searched but haven't
found a good way to do it. The query result seems to be a java.lang.object
as far as I can tell but it is storing semi-JSON object. Trying to use
JSON.parse() fails. My guess is the brackets.
Can you please help me figure out how to return just the count value? I am
looking forward to introducing our company to OrientDB. I am working on
this proof-of-concept to demonstrate its power.
Thanks,
Ronnie
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