What path syntax is supported?
Use simple dot paths and array indexes, such as $.user.name or $.items[0].id.
Extract a value from JSON with a simple path such as $.user.name or items[0].id.
{
"user": { "name": "AI JSON Format", "active": true },
"items": [{ "id": 123 }]
}
$.items[0].id
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JSONFreeUse simple dot paths and array indexes, such as $.user.name or $.items[0].id.
This lightweight version extracts one path at a time.
No. It supports the common simple subset developers use for quick inspection.