JSON Suit/jsonpath tester

JSONPath Tester Online

Test, validate, and evaluate JSONPath expressions online. Extract specific keys, values, and array elements with real-time result previews powered fully locally in your browser.

What is JSONPath?

JSONPath is a standardized syntax for query and filter operations inside JSON objects, analogous to what XPath is for XML documents. It provides a clean, declarative language to drill down through nested arrays, slice sub-lists, and filter structures based on logical conditions.

Real-Time Evaluation

Our playground calculates extraction results immediately on keydown. Enter any query expression—such as $.store.book[*].author—and the result pane instantly populates with the isolated matches, detailing target nodes with accurate syntax highlighting.

Syntax Cheat Sheet Reference

  • $: The root object or document.
  • @: The current element being evaluated in filtering scripts.
  • . or []: Child operators to select named parameters.
  • ..: Deep scan recursive wildcard to query items at any nested depth.
  • *: Wildcard operator to match any properties or indices.
  • ?(): Evaluates filter criteria (e.g. ?(@.price < 10)).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my query processed on your server?

No. All JSONPath parsing and AST evaluation runs inside your local browser runtime. No data leaves your machine.

How do I extract a flat list of keys?

You can use deep scanning wildcards ($..*) to match all values at any level, or head to our JSON Flatten page to convert the entire tree into flat key-value pairs instantly.

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Integration Examples

Standard ConfigurationJSON

Typical developer setting schema.

{
  "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",
  "type": "object",
  "properties": {
    "port": { "type": "integer", "default": 3000 }
  }
}