This tool will help you find all available JSONPaths in a JSON document, view them in an object tree, identify the different input expressions and extract the matching piece of JSON data against the input expression.
Path Notation
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JSON or JavaScript Object Notation is an open standard file format that uses simple text to store and transmit data objects. Each JSON object has an inherent structure resembling a hierarchy or tree of nodes, where each node is an element. JSONPath is a standard way using which we can navigate through different parts of a JSON object or file. This is helpful when we want to reach a specific subset or element in a JSON file.
Following are few example jsonpath expressions and results for the above sample json data
| JSONPath Expression | Description | Result |
|---|---|---|
| $ | Select the root element | |
| $.address.city | Select the value of 'city' element which is the direct children of 'address' element | |
| $..type | Select the value of all the 'type' elements in the input json | |
| $.address.length() | Select the length of the 'address' element | |
| $..* | Select all the elements and its value | |
| $.phoneNumbers[1] | Select the 2nd value from 'phoneNumbers' array | |
| $.phoneNumbers[?(@.number)] | Select the 'phoneNumbers' element if it have 'number' element within it |