I’m guessing no one wanted this, because stepping into JSON with forward slashes is trivial if you wanted to do it, and no one would do that. Making a standardi

I’m guessing no one wanted this, because stepping into JSON with forward slashes is trivial if you wanted to do it, and no one would do that. Making a standardized “safe” JSON query like json.array[3][“baz”] that is JS compatible might be interesting, but still really trivial to do.