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JSONPath Tester
View a JSONPath syntax reference/cheatsheet — this page does not actually run your JSONPath expression against data.
How to Use JSONPath Tester
- 1Click Process to view the JSONPath syntax reference
- 2Use it as a quick lookup while writing your expression
- 3Test the expression live at jsonpath.com or with the jq CLI
Frequently Asked Questions
No — despite the name, clicking Process shows a fixed syntax reference regardless of what you enter; it doesn't parse your JSON or evaluate any expression against it.
Common JSONPath syntax patterns: root property access, nested paths, array indexing, wildcards, recursive descent (..), and filter expressions.
jsonpath.com offers live JSONPath evaluation in the browser; jmespath.org is a related but different query language; the jq command-line tool is the standard for JSON querying in scripts.
No — since no real evaluation happens, nothing you enter is processed or sent anywhere.
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