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I found JSON path to be so, so weak and limiting. Missing powerful axis traversals like xpath has, and also has very confusing semantics (the filter condition a
by kgilpin 6y ago
I found JSON path to be so, so weak and limiting. Missing powerful axis traversals like xpath has, and also has very confusing semantics (the filter condition also changes the output???).
I hoped to find jq as a gem/module/library but I was disappointed. After days of searching and trying different things, I honestly could not find any powerful library or API for traversing and searching JSON.
- inkyoto 6y agoJMESPath (https://jmespath.org/ https://jmespath.org/) is closer to XPath, with the support for the axis traversal, filtering expressions and embeddable libraries in most mainstream programming languages. It also comes with jq-styled processing pipelines; the syntax is the same that AWS use to query AWS resources.