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JSON Data Query

v1.0.0
JSON Data
Query Path
• Use dot notation: user.name
• Use array indexing: items[0]
• Use wildcard: items[i] (collect all)
• Combine both: items[0].value
• Wildcard + path: items[i].name
Result Info
Type:string
Query Result
14 characters14 chars
Path Syntax Examples:
user.name → Access property
users[0] → Access first array element
users[i] → Collect all array elements
mainCategories[0].subCategories[i].name → Collect names from all subcategories
data[5].items[2].value → Nested access
config.settings.theme.dark → Deep nesting
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About JSON Data Query

JSON Data Query is a powerful tool for extracting specific values from complex JSON structures using simple path notation. Whether you're debugging JSON data, testing APIs, or validating data structures, this tool makes it easy to navigate and query nested JSON objects and arrays.

Key Features

  • Dot Notation: Access nested properties using familiar dot syntax (e.g., user.profile.name)
  • Array Indexing: Access specific array elements using bracket notation (e.g., items[0])
  • Wildcard Queries: Collect all array elements using [i] notation (e.g., items[i].name)
  • Combined Access: Mix dot notation and array indexing for complex navigation (e.g., users[0].posts[2].title)
  • Real-time Results: See query results instantly as you type
  • Error Handling: Clear error messages when paths don't exist or data is invalid
  • Type Detection: Automatically identifies the data type of your query result
  • Easy Copy: One-click copying of results for quick integration

How to Use

  1. Paste your JSON data in the left panel
  2. Enter a query path using dot notation and/or array indexing
  3. View the result instantly in the result panel
  4. Use the copy button to copy the result to your clipboard

Query Path Syntax

SyntaxExampleDescription
propertynameAccess a direct property
prop.nesteduser.emailAccess nested properties
array[index]items[0]Access array element by index
array[i]items[i]Wildcard: Collect all array elements
arr[idx].propusers[0].nameAccess property of array element
arr[i].propitems[i].valueWildcard: Collect properties from all array elements
a[0].b[1].cdata[0].items[2].valueDeep nested access

Practical Examples

Example 1: Simple Property Access

Query: mainCategories[0].name

Result: "Developer Tools"

Example 2: Deep Nested Access

Query: mainCategories[0].subCategories[0].tools[0].name

Result: "JSON Formatter"

Example 3: Wildcard - Collect All Array Elements

Query: mainCategories[0].subCategories[i].name

Result: ["Code Formatters", "Other SubCategory", ...]

This collects the name from each subcategory

Example 4: Wildcard with Single Property

Query: mainCategories[i].name

Result: ["Developer Tools", "References", "Text Utilities", ...]

Collect the name property from all main categories

Example 5: Array Element

Query: mainCategories[0].subCategories[0]

Result: The entire subcategory object with all its properties

Error Messages

  • Cannot read property of null or undefined: You tried to access a property on a null/undefined value
  • Property does not exist: The requested property is not present in the object
  • is not an array: You used array syntax on a non-array value
  • Array index out of bounds: The array index is too large or negative
  • Invalid JSON: Your JSON data has syntax errors

Tips & Tricks

  • Use the sample button to load example data and experiment with queries
  • Array indices are zero-based (first element is at index 0)
  • Leave the path empty to view the entire JSON structure
  • The tool shows the data type of your result (string, number, object, array, etc.)
  • Perfect for validating API responses and testing data transformation logic

Common Use Cases

  • API Testing: Extract specific fields from API responses to verify correctness
  • Data Validation: Navigate complex data structures to validate nested values
  • JSON Debugging: Quickly inspect deeply nested values without writing code
  • Configuration Management: Query application configuration objects
  • Data Transformation: Understand JSON structure before writing transformation logic