Approach for multi value retrieva in stream mode

data.json

{
  "A": [
    {
      "B": {
        "C": [
          {
            "D": {
              "app": "Utility",
              "date": "2018-10-01",
              "applicationNumberText": {
                "electronicText": "15570075",
                "value": "15570075"
              }
            }
          }
        ]
      }
    }
  ]
}

questions_53256388.jq

# This script expects at least jq 1.5 and the following invocation:
# jq --stream -n -f questions_53256388.jq

def p: map(if type == "number" then "?[]?" else . end) ; # This "?[]?" is just an abitrary flag. Meaning `Any array index`
def p(x): {} | path(x) | p ; # We are using this for writing arbritary path expression values with our flag. See line 10

# `-n` flag will make this script to run once
#      and have the stream values to come through `input` instead of `.`.
# We will generate a new object, and then build it by each stream entry we process:
reduce inputs as $entry ( {}; first( # Please consider this `first` function as a fancier if elif else statement.
  (select($entry | length < 2)),     # We only want stream entries in which the parser gives us a value.
  (select($entry[0] | p == p(        # Like in ln16, we will compare the entry path value with our expected value
    .A[0].B.C[0].D.applicationNumberText.electronicText)) |
    setpath(path(.text); $entry[1])  # In the case of electronicText, we want to extract it into field `text` of our new obj
  ),
  (select($entry[0] | p == p(
    .A[0].B.C[0].D.applicationNumberText.value)) |
    setpath(path(.value); $entry[1]) # In the case of electronicText, we want to extract it into field `value` of our new obj
  ),
  . # Carry over. This line means our temporal object will be available in our next iteration.
))

# Our extracted obj is now available here. See results.json below.

results.json

{
  "text": "15570075",
  "value": "15570075"
}