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JSON(python dict) finder

Install

  • pip install jsonfind

CLI

# jsonfind
Usage: jsonfind [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --version  Show the version and exit.
  --help     Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  find-any
  find-by
  find-eq
  find-is
  find-key
  find-regex
  find-subset

# jsonfind find-any --help
Usage: jsonfind find-any [OPTIONS] [OBJ]

Options:
  --verbose / --no-verbose
  --target TEXT                   query(JSON string)  [required]
  --format [jsonpath|jsonpointer]
  --key [eq|is|in1|in2|match|sub|eval|fnmatch|range]
  --value [eq|is|in1|in2|match|sub|eval|fnmatch|range]
  --mode [sub|super|set]
  --help                          Show this message and exit.
  • jo hello=world a=$(jo b=$(jo c=d))
    • {"hello":"world","a":{"b":{"c":"d"}}}
  • jo hello=world a=$(jo b=$(jo c=d)) | jsonfind find-eq --target $(jo c=d) --format jsonpointer
    • ["/a/b"]
  • jo hello=world a=$(jo b=$(jo c=d)) | ./bin/jsonfind find-eq --target $(jo c=d) --format jsonpath
    • ["a.b"]
  • jo hello=world a=$(jo b=$(jo c=d)) | ./bin/jsonfind find-by --format jsonpointer --query /a/b
    • {"c": "d"}
  • jo hello=world a=$(jo b=$(jo c=d)) | ./bin/jsonfind find-by --format jsonpath --query a.b
    • [{"c": "d"}]

Python

>>> from jsonfind import JsonFind
>>> obj = {"a":"b","c":{"d":"e"}}
>>> tgt = obj["c"]
>>> JsonFind.to_jsonpointer(JsonFind.find_eq(obj, tgt))
'/c'
>>> JsonFind.to_jsonpath(JsonFind.find_eq(obj, tgt))
'c'

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