[mongo2js] Question: will querying primitive values with top level operators be supported?
See original GitHub issueBasic example:
const query = filter({ $lt: 3, $gt: 0 });
const data = 2
const result = query(data)
// true
// now return Unknown top level operator "$lt"
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So, then let it be
guard
andsquire
for field))Great! Thanks!