JSONPath Tester

The fictional example contains an items array with three products. Run $.items[?@.stock > 0].name to return Desk Lamp at $['items'][0]['name']. Travel Mug has stock 0; Notebook has stock null. Neither satisfies the positive-stock condition.

Input changes clear the old results. Invalid JSON, an invalid expression and a valid expression with no matches have different outcomes. An empty result is exported as an empty array, not replaced with example data.

$.items[?@.stock > 0].name

The root symbol $ represents the complete JSON document. An array inside items requires a different path from an array at the root. Inspect the response before choosing a query:

Task	Query for the fictional example
All product names	$.items[*].name
First product ID	$.items[0].id
Every price amount	$.items[*].price.amount
Products with positive stock	$.items[?@.stock > 0]
First two products	$.items[0:2]

Each match includes a normalized path and its value. Two identical values can come from different records; use the paths when deciding whether you selected the intended records.

This workbench uses jsonpath-js 0.3.1 with RFC 9535 query syntax. Member access, indexes, wildcards, slices, descendants and supported filters use that syntax. JavaScript script expressions and extensions from other JSONPath libraries are not interchangeable with it.

The input limit is 500,000 characters, 50,000 JSON values and 64 nesting levels. Queries run in a separate worker with a two-second evaluation window. Results display and export up to 500 matches; narrow the query if the total is larger. Input is processed in the browser and is not uploaded by this tool.

JSONPath selects data that already exists in the supplied JSON. It does not fetch a target URL, flatten a whole document into a CSV schema or create missing fields. For MIYAIP Crawler API, first obtain the actual task result using the documented task workflow, then inspect that interface's returned structure. The fictional items envelope here is an example, not a universal Crawler API response schema.