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Simple JSON Addressing.


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What is jsonpointer?

The jsonpointer npm package allows for direct manipulation and access of specific parts of a JSON document using the JSON Pointer syntax. It provides a simple way to fetch or modify values within a JSON object by specifying their paths. This can be particularly useful for working with deeply nested JSON structures, enabling precise and efficient data retrieval or updates without the need to traverse the entire object manually.

What are jsonpointer's main functionalities?

Get a value from a JSON document

This feature allows you to retrieve a value from a JSON document by specifying its JSON Pointer path. For example, using the path '/foo/bar' would return the value 'baz' from the given JSON document.

{"/foo/bar": "baz"}

Set a value in a JSON document

This feature enables you to set a value in a JSON document at a specified JSON Pointer path. For instance, setting the path '/foo/bar' to 'new value' would update the JSON document accordingly.

{"/foo/bar": "new value"}

Remove a value from a JSON document

This functionality allows for the removal of a value from a JSON document by specifying its JSON Pointer path. Using the path '/foo/bar' would remove the 'bar' property from the 'foo' object in the JSON document.

{"/foo/bar": null}

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JSON Pointer for Node.js

This is an implementation of JSON Pointer.

CLI

Looking to filter JSON from the command line? Check out jsonpointer-cli.

Usage

var jsonpointer = require('jsonpointer');
var obj = { foo: 1, bar: { baz: 2}, qux: [3, 4, 5]};

jsonpointer.get(obj, '/foo');     // returns 1
jsonpointer.get(obj, '/bar/baz'); // returns 2
jsonpointer.get(obj, '/qux/0');   // returns 3
jsonpointer.get(obj, '/qux/1');   // returns 4
jsonpointer.get(obj, '/qux/2');   // returns 5
jsonpointer.get(obj, '/quo');     // returns undefined

jsonpointer.set(obj, '/foo', 6);  // sets obj.foo = 6;
jsonpointer.set(obj, '/qux/-', 6) // sets obj.qux = [3, 4, 5, 6]

var pointer = jsonpointer.compile('/foo')
pointer.get(obj)    // returns 1
pointer.set(obj, 1) // sets obj.foo = 1

Testing

$ npm test
All tests pass.
$

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Author

(c) 2011-2021 Jan Lehnardt jan@apache.org & Marc Bachmann https://github.com/marcbachmann

Thanks to all contributors.

License

MIT License.

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Last updated on 13 Jul 2022

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