copy-json-path

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Copy json path under the cursor
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copy-json-path

Copy path to selected JSON or JS node as string.

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.