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Using GROQ to achieve shorthand string compare within array::join function

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Last updated: Jun 20, 2023
Hey folks!
I’m wondering if it is possible to somehow achieve the same result as a short-hand string compare using GROQ within an 
array::join
function like this:

*[_id in [$published, $draft]] {
  "slug": "/" + array::join(
    array::compact([
      language=="en" ? null : language,
      parent->parent->slug.current,
      parent->slug.current,
      slug.current
    ]), "/"
  )
}
Jun 20, 2023, 4:04 PM
Resolved it like this, but it’s not the most elegant solution. Much appreciated if someone has a better one to share.
Basically re-querying the same document twice with the conditional within the query.


*[_id in [$published, $draft]] {
  "slug": "/" + array::join(
    array::compact([
      *[language=="en" && _id in [$published, $draft]][0].slug.current,
      parent->parent->slug.current,
      parent->slug.current,
      slug.current
    ]), "/"
  )
}
Jun 20, 2023, 4:15 PM

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