+
+ Supports both{' '}
+
+ JSONPath-plus
+ {' '}
+ and{' '}
+
+ object-path
+ {' '}
+ syntaxes. Examples: $.property.value or{' '}
+ property.value
+
+
+ This online tool allows you to extract values from JSON data + using{' '} + + JSONPath + {' '} + or{' '} + + object-path + {' '} + syntaxes. The extracted content is updated in real time as you + type your path. +
++ This playground uses the same logic as the Mockoon features that + support JSONPath and object-path syntaxes: +
+body
+
+ bodyRaw
+
+ queryParam
+
+ queryParamRaw
+
+ data
+
+ dataRaw
+
+ getGlobalVar
+
+
+ JSONPath is a query language for JSON data. It allows you to
+ analyze, transform, and extract data from JSON documents.
+
+ JSONPath is used in many programming languages and data
+ processing tools. It is similar to XPath for XML documents.
+
| Symbol | +Description | +
|---|---|
| $ | +the root object/element | +
| @ | +the current object/element | +
| . or [] | +child operator | +
| .. | +nested descendants | +
| * | ++ wildcard, all objects/elements regardless of their names + | +
| [] | +subscript operator | +
| [,] | ++ JSONPath allows alternate names or array indices as a set. + | +
| [start:end:step] | +array slice operator | +
| ?() | +applies a filter (script) expression | +
| JSONPath | +Result | +
|---|---|
+ $.store.book[*].author
+ |
+ the authors of all books in the store | +
+ $..author
+ |
+ all authors | +
+ $.store.*
+ |
+ + all things in store, which are some books and a red + bicycle + | +
+ $.store..price
+ |
+ the price of everything in the store | +
+ $..book[2]
+ |
+ the third book | +
+ $..book[(@.length-1)]
+ + $..book[-1:]
+ |
+ the last book in order | +
+ $..book[0,1]
+ + $..book[:2]
+ |
+ the first two books | +
+ $..book[?(@.isbn)]
+ |
+ filter all books with isbn number | +
+ {`$..book[?(@.price<10)]`}
+ |
+ filter all books cheapier than 10 | +
+ $..*
+ |
+ All members of JSON data item | +
+ object-path is a simpler library to access and manipulate
+ properties on objects using paths. It is similar to JSONPath but
+ less powerful and more straightforward to use.
+
+ object-path is mainly using the dot and bracket notations to
+ access nested properties. However, it doesn't support all the
+ features of JSONPath.
+
| object-path | +Result | +
|---|---|
+ store.book
+ |
+ + the books in the store, which are an array of objects + | +
+ store.bicycle.color
+ |
+ the color of the bicycle | +
+ store.book[0].author
+ |
+ the author of the first book | +
+ store.book[1].title
+ |
+ the title of the second book | +