This is something I can easily do in Postgresql:
SELECT * FROM my_table
WHERE my_col->'my_field' @> '["awesome value"]'
However, my current project uses pgtyped, and I can't seem to figure how to syntax it. If I try like this:
SELECT * FROM my_table
WHERE my_col->'my_field' @> :dyn_val! ;
... the related typescript file generates without error notification but the run function ends up having 'never' as a parameter instead of recognising dyn_val. I have tried a bunch of alternative syntax gimmicks, but I am not even sure this is supported, as the documentation is somewhat empty (either that or I haven't found a complete one).
After quite a bit of fiddling around, I found out I can make use of CONCAT, as long as I cast it properly:
SELECT * FROM my_table
WHERE my_col->'my_field' @> ('["' || :dyn_val! || '"]')::jsonb;
This behaves as expected: it uses my dynamic string, encloses it in with the right syntax and once casted as jsonb, can be used with the @> operator.