Chapter 9. Querying JSON with JSONPath and LINQ
Sometimes, all you may want to do is extract a field or two from some JSON-formatted data, rather than parse a JSON blob into a class and work with all of its fields. With JSONPath or LINQ (using Json.NET), you can do just that. Here, you'll find the following recipes:
- Using the JSONPath dot-notation to query JSON documents
- Using JSONPath bracket-notation to query JSON documents
- Using JSONPath scripting to construct more complicated queries
- Using JSONPath in your web application
- Using JSONPath in your Node.js application
- Using JSONPath in your PHP application
- Using JSONPath in your Python application
- Using JSONPath in your Java application
- Using JSONPath with SelectToken to query for JSONPath expressions in your C# application
- Using LINQ with Json.NET to query JSON in your C# application
