JSONPath is a query language for JSON, providing the same kind of document-navigation power that XPath gives XML developers. Instead of writing nested loops or chained property accesses, you write a compact expression that pinpoints exactly the data you need — whether it lives three levels deep or is scattered across a hundred-element array. What Is JSONPath and Why Does It Matter? Stefan Goessner introduced JSONPath in 2007 as a direct analog to XPath 1.0 for XML. Just as XPath ...