Path parts are concatenated with . or wrapped with [""] for object keys and wrapped in [] for array indices.
Example:
For state like this (cursor position is bold)
{"a": ["q", {"k": 1}, 1]}
Path would be a[1].k.
For JS like this
var a = {"b": {c: 4, daq: [5, 15]}}
var b = {q: [2, 1**2**]}
Path would be q[1].
NOTE: JS objects are not validated.
Using
Launch command Copy Json Path from command palette or context menu.
Linux dependency
xclip
Change Log
0.1.0
Added context menu command (@mamoruuu)
0.0.5
Fix JSON check function
0.0.4
Better JS support
Using acorn parser so valid JS is expected
0.0.3
Less broken JS object support
Fix when getting path before key like {a: {# b: 3}}
Audit fix
0.0.2
Single quoted and unquoted keys are allowed
Can copy path in js objects (expects valid js, no check for validity)
Dont validate JSON on start because we wanna call it from js
Path is also copied when cursor stands to the left of key (could return error before)
0.0.1
Initial release.
License
This extension is [licensed under the MIT License]. Please see the [third-party notices]file for additional copyright notices and license terms applicable to portions of the software.
