JSONPath Online Evaluator & Validator
A modern JSONPath playground with a VS Code-style editor. Validate expressions, debug errors, and generate copy-ready code for popular languages.
Example: $.store.book[*].title
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Input JSON
Live evaluation (300ms)Result
JSON array of matches[ "Sayings of the Century", "Sword of Honour", "Moby Dick" ]
Generate Code
// npm i jsonpath-plus
import { JSONPath } from "jsonpath-plus";
const json = /* your JSON object */;
const result = JSONPath({ path: "$.store.book[*].title", json });
console.log(result);JSONPath Syntax Cheatsheet
| Token | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| $ | Root object/array | $.store.book |
| @ | Current node (in filters) | $.book[?(@.price < 10)] |
| * | Wildcard | $.store.* |
| .. | Recursive descent | $..author |
| [n] | Array index | $.store.book[0] |
| [a,b] | Union | $.store.book[0,2] |
| [start:end] | Slice | $.store.book[0:2] |
| [?()] | Filter expression | $.store.book[?(@.category=='fiction')] |
FAQ
▶What is JSONPath?
JSONPath is a query language for JSON. It helps you select and extract values from JSON documents using path-like expressions.
▶How do I filter arrays in JSONPath?
Use filter expressions like $.items[?(@.price < 10)] to select array elements by conditions.
▶Why does my JSONPath return empty results?
Common reasons include invalid JSON input, a typo in keys, mismatched array/object structure, or using a JSONPath syntax not supported by your library.
▶Does this tool support recursive descent?
Yes. Use .. to search for keys at any depth, for example $..author.