How to Query JSON with JMESPath

Filtering through massive JSON files is a breeze with JsonEdit and JMESPath integration. JMESPath allows you to declaratively specify how to extract elements from a JSON document.

What is JMESPath?

JMESPath is a query language for JSON. It allows you to filter lists, extract sub-properties, and transform data structures without writing custom JavaScript.

Common Query Examples

• locations[].name: Extracts the name of every object inside the locations array.
• people[?age > `20`].name: Filters a list of people for those older than 20 and returns their names.

Using it in JsonEdit.com

1. Load your JSON into the main editor.
2. Enter your query into the JMESPath Filter bar.
3. The output window will update in real-time to show only the results of your query.

Try it now to simplify your data analysis workflow!