[mmalek06]

I recently published a github project with the purpose mentioned in the post's title. Obviously if you just want to parse JSON, there are much better Scala libraries, like Circe. However in my case, I had to filter responses from a very dynamic api that I couldn't change in any way (for example to give me prefiltered results). My first choice was to use JsonXPath Java lib, but I didn't like that XPath-like notation, so I figured that some people may benefit from using what most of us already know - SQL - to create them queries. In my project, it was supposed to be configurable - the architect wanted to enable the not so technical business bunch to query json documents almost without programmers help and the easiest way to do it was to put their queries into the database and them allow them to match a query against an api. I left the project some time ago, but the idea I had back them kept me awake at night and here it is. Hopefully not entirely very bad ;) If you like it, I could really appreciate some help with development of the rest of some even cooler functionalities.