Dot notation with double quotes after recursive descent
Setup
Selector: $.."key"
{
"object": {
"key": "value",
"\"key\"": 100,
"array": [
{"key": "something", "\"key\"": 0},
{"key": {"key": "russian dolls"}, "\"key\"": {"\"key\"": 99}}
]
},
"key": "top",
"\"key\"": 42
}
Results
Other responses
Bash (JSONPath.sh)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value"
]
C (json-glib)
[
0,
100,
42,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
Clojure (json-path)
¹
[]
Cpp (jsoncons)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
Dart (json_path)
Not supported
Instance of 'ParserException': end of input expected (at 1:2)
Elixir (ExJsonPath)
Not supported
syntax error before: {string,1,<<"key">>}
Elixir (jaxon)
[
"top"
]
Elixir (warpath)
¹
Not supported
Parser error: Invalid token on line 1, syntax error before: <<"key">>
Not supported
parsing error: $.."key" :1:4 - 1:9 unexpected String while scanning JSON mapper expected "[", Ident or "*"
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
Not supported
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
Haskell (jsonpath)
Not supported
Invalid JSONPath: $.."key"
Error: 1:4:
|
1 | $.."key"
| ^
unexpected '"'
expecting '.', '[', or white space
JavaScript (Goessner)
²
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
JavaScript (brunerd)
Not supported
JavaScript (jsonpath)
Not supported
Parse error on line 1:
$.."key"
---^
Expecting 'STAR', 'IDENTIFIER', 'SCRIPT_EXPRESSION', 'INTEGER', 'END', '[', got 'QQ_STRING'
JavaScript (jsonpath-plus)
[]
JavaScript (jsonpathly)
Not supported
mismatched input '"key"' expecting {'*', 'true', 'false', 'null', '[', KEY, SPECIAL_KEY}
Java (com.github.jsurfer)
Not supported
org.antlr.v4.runtime.misc.ParseCancellationException
Java (com.jayway.jsonpath)
¹
³
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
Kotlin (com.nfeld.jsonpathkt)
¹
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
Objective-C (SMJJSONPath)
¹
³
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
PHP (Goessner)
²
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
PHP (galbar-jsonpath)
Not supported
Invalid JSONPath error: 'Error in JSONPath near '."key"''
PHP (remorhaz-jsonpath)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
PHP (softcreatr-jsonpath)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
Perl (JSON-Path)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
Python (jsonpath)
²
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
Python (jsonpath-ng)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
Python (jsonpath-rw)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
Python (jsonpath2)
Not supported
line 1:3 mismatched input '"key"' expecting {'*', '[', ID}
ValueError('line 1:3 mismatched input \'"key"\' expecting {\'*\', \'[\', ID}')
Python (python-jsonpath)
Not supported
JSONPathSyntaxError("unexpected token 'key'")
Raku (JSON-Path)
Not supported
JSON path parse error at position 3
Ruby (jsonpath)
[]
Rust (jsonpath)
Not supported
parsing error
Rust (jsonpath_lib)
Not supported
path error:
$.."key"
^^^^^^^^
Rust (serde_json_path)
Not supported
at position 3, must start with lowercase alpha or '_'
Scala (jsonpath)
[
0,
100,
42,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
Swift (Sextant)
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
dotNET (Json.NET)
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
dotNET (JsonCons.JsonPath)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
dotNET (JsonPath.Net)
Not supported
Could not find any valid selectors.
dotNET (JsonPathLib)
[
0,
100,
42,
99,
{
"\"key\"": 99
}
]
dotNET (Manatee.Json)
[
"russian dolls",
"something",
"top",
"value",
{
"key": "russian dolls"
}
]
Errors
Erlang (ejsonpath)
init terminating in do_boot (function_clause)
Crash dump is being written to: /dev/null...done
{"init terminating in do_boot",function_clause}
expression don't support in filter
Rust (jsonpath_plus)
Error Parsing JSON Path:
$.."key"
panic occurred
Footnotes
- ¹ This implementation returns a single value where only one match is possible (instead of an array of a single value).
- ² This implementation returns a specific not found value if no match exists.
- ³ This implementation returns a specific not found value if a query that would regularly return a single match results in no match.