Understanding nested object queries in Groq for matching text and retrieving slugs.

Hey! i'm new to groq and I'm struggling with understanding how I can make a query on a nested object.Here's what I'm trying to do: I'm trying to get a list of all the slugs where the text (lorem example below) matches a certain word. Any help would be appreciated, I'm a bit inexperienced with groq
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{

"_createdAt": "2022-07-01T06:15:15Z",

"_id": "ipsum",

"_rev": "lorem",

"_type": "post",

"_updatedAt": "2022-07-07T04:00:02Z",

"contentBlocks": [

{

"_key": "somenu12312",

"_type": "textContent",

"mainText": [

{

"_key": "somenum123123",

"_type": "block",

"children": [

{

"_key": "othernum123213",

"_type": "span",

"marks": [],

}

],

"markDefs": [],

"style": "normal"

}

]

}

],

"slug": {

"_type": "slug",

"current": "ipsum"

},

"title": "lorem"

}

Closest I've come by my own understanding is:

*[_type=="post"] {

}

Hey ! You're on the right track. You will need to drill down into arrays using the

[]

operator. Does the query you put together work for you or do you still need help putting it together?

Hey no it doesnt work im afraid. Does any immediate errors jump out to you?
Thanks!

No! But I can dig deeper! Can you share your schema so I can replicate it?

Ill get to it first hing in the morning 😊

I solved it.
`groq`{*[_type=="post" && contentBlocks[].mainText[].children[].text match ${author.fullname} || lead match ${author.fullname}]{`

"slug":slug.current

}

`}``

I do get a string literal error if I try to do:

{

"slug":slug.current

}

}

Which doesn't make much sense to me