I have gone to https://try.jsonata.org/ and copied the addresses json file. I have entered into my code the expression on the right side and run my app. I do not get the result in my app that is shown in https://try.jsonata.org/. So, I know this is a very generic question, but is there anything "special" I need to do to get JSONata to work in an Electron app?
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Turns out that I was evaluating the stringified JSON. Once I evaluated on the actual JSON object, everything worked as expected.