Use shorter idiomatic python for README examples #24
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* Add handy shortcut to match string path
This change aims to avoid the boilerplate of applying a JsonPath to a document
```python
>>> import jsonpath2 as jsonpath
>>> doc = {'hello': 'Hello, world!'}
>>> [m.current_value for m in jsonpath.match('$["hello"]', doc)]
```
It resembles the use of `re` module in `re.match(pattern, string)` vs `re.compile(pattern).match(string)`
* Add test case for jsonpath2.match shortcut
* Use shorter idiomatic python for README examples (#24)
* Update README
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Description
This change improves readability of examples in README page.
Several sources suggests that List comprehensions are more idiomatic than
map()orfilter()builtins, even Pylint raises a warning when these builtins are used.Issues Resolved
None, I was just passing by looking for a JsonPath implementation and the examples caught my attention.
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