Query JSON All

Extracts every matched value from a JSON string using a path expression (see that parameter's description for its syntax). A list of zero or more resultant strings is produced. The [] path accessor is used to read more than one value.

This is useful in conjunction with the nodes: • Index Elements: access the Nth query result. • String to Number: convert numeric query results to numbers. • String Value → Equals: convert "true", "false", or "null" query results to bools.

Interface

Inputs

Parameter Details Possible Types

JSON

Parameter	Details	Possible Types
JSON	The JSON string to extract values from. Primary Input	`String`
Path	Determines which contained values to extract from within the JSON. The path syntax is like JavaScript's accessor syntax that follows an array/object value. It also supports negative indexing to count backwards from the end. Additionally, `[]` accesses all array and object values instead of just one. Examples: Use `[2]` or `[-1]` to get the last value, and `[1]` or `[-2]` for the middle value, of `["a", "b", "c"]`. Use `.size` or `["size"]` to get the `size` property of `{ "size": 10 }`. The latter form is required if the key contains spaces or special characters like `["this key with spaces!"]`. Use chained accessors like `.fonts[0].name` to query deeper. Use the `[]` accessor to query all elements, like `.fonts[].weights[]` to get every weight of every font. Default: `""`	`String`
Unquote Strings	Strips the surrounding double quotes from string values, returning the raw text. Other types are never wrapped in quotes. Default: `true`	`bool`

The JSON string to extract values from.

Primary Input

String

Path

Determines which contained values to extract from within the JSON.

The path syntax is like JavaScript's accessor syntax that follows an array/object value. It also supports negative indexing to count backwards from the end. Additionally, [] accesses all array and object values instead of just one.

Examples:

Use [2] or [-1] to get the last value, and [1] or [-2] for the middle value, of ["a", "b", "c"].

Use .size or ["size"] to get the size property of { "size": 10 }. The latter form is required if the key contains spaces or special characters like ["this key with spaces!"].

Use chained accessors like .fonts[0].name to query deeper.

Use the [] accessor to query all elements, like .fonts[].weights[] to get every weight of every font.

Default: ""

String

Unquote Strings

Strips the surrounding double quotes from string values, returning the raw text. Other types are never wrapped in quotes.

Default: true

bool

Outputs

Product Details Possible Types

Result

Product	Details	Possible Types
Result	The value produced by the node operation. Primary Output	`Vec<String>`

The value produced by the node operation.

Primary Output

Vec<String>