json - How do I get the actual value from this in Scala : Right(Vector("abc")) -

i'm using gatling test websocket based service , in order parse json response use following:

val initiator = jsonpath.query("$.header.initiator", json).right.map(_.tovector) 

printing initiator tells me :

right(vector(guest3075085133639688955@example.com)) 

now beginner scala question:

how actual string value "guest3075085133639688955@example.com" ?

i've understood right container, contains vector 1 value (the value want), how ?! :)

i've tried this, prints same thing (right(vect....):

initiator.foreach{println} 

cheers, niklas

initiator.right.get either unsafe. because throws java.util.nosuchelementexception if left value.

by pattern matching:

initiator match {   // when right value, vector single element   case right(vector(s)) => println(s)   // when right value, vector empty or 2 or more elements.   case right(v) => ???   // when left value   case left(l) => ??? }