JSON pointers
JSON pointers provide a general way for you to access elements of a directory's JSON value.
For example, given the JSON document:
{
"a": 1,
"b": {
"c": "str1",
"d": 3.14,
"e": [
1,
2,
"str2"
]
}
}
you can access any element with a pointer:
| JSON pointer | value |
|---|---|
"/a" | 1 |
"/b" | {"c": "str1", "d": 3.14} |
"/b/c" | "str1" |
"/b/d" | 3.14 |
"/b/e" | [1, 2, "str2"] |
"/b/e/0" | 1 |
"/b/e/1" | 2 |
"/b/e/2" | "str2" |
Read the JSON pointer specification for more details.
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