Array selector about esquery HOT 7 CLOSED

Given the following code:

require('N/algo')

This selector selects the text N/algo in the first position in the argument list to require:

CallExpression[callee.name='require']>.arguments:nth-child(1)[value='N/algo']

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But what happen if I have several arguments, and I don't know the order of the one I'm searching for. For example, with this code:
requite('N/one', 'N/two', 'N/three')
What happen if I want to select 'N/two', but I don't know its position within the list of arguments?

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Just drop the :nth-child(1), making sure there is no space between .arguments and [value=…]. It seems slightly counterintuitive at first, but the .arguments is actually like a CSS class on each of the direct children of the CallExpression.

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Thank you for your response, that works. But what I actually need is to select an element within an array that is an argument of a CallExpression. I supposed that should be something like this: CallExpression[callee.name='require']>.arguments.0.elements[value='N/one']
But it's not working for the following code:
require(["N/one", "N/two"]);
Any ideas?

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How specific does it have to be? This will match your string nested anywhere within the arguments

CallExpression[callee.name='require'] Literal[value='N/one']

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Otherwise, this will match only an array given as the first argument, containing your string literal in any position:

CallExpression[callee.name='require']
> ArrayExpression.arguments:first-child
> Literal.elements[value='N/one']

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That work's!! Thank you so much.

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