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JSONPath Generator
Click a key or value in a JSON document to get its JSONPath expression.
JSONPath Tester
Test a JSONPath expression against a JSON document and see every match, live.
JSON Schema Generator
Generate a JSON Schema (Draft-07 or 2020-12) from a sample JSON document.
JSON Schema Validator
Validate JSON data against a JSON Schema (Draft-07 or 2020-12), with every failing rule and its path.
YAML Formatter
Re-indent YAML with a consistent indent size and optional line wrapping, comments preserved.
YAML Validator
Check YAML for syntax errors, duplicate keys, tab indentation, and YAML 1.1/1.2 boolean ambiguity.
Latest articles
View all postsJSONPath Examples
A reference collection of JSONPath expressions against realistic JSON: API responses, config search with recursive descent, log filtering, array slices, flattening nested arrays, script expressions, and combining recursive descent with a filter — every expression verified.
What Is JSONPath?
A query language for pulling values out of JSON without a chain of brittle property access — where it came from (a 2007 blog post, an RFC seventeen years later), how it differs from JSON Pointer, JMESPath, and jq, and a real security note on script expressions.
JSON Schema Validation Explained
How validation actually works underneath the vocabulary: why every applicable keyword gets checked instead of stopping at the first failure, reusing schemas with $ref/$defs, recursive self-references, if/then/else, and why some keywords describe instead of restrict.