Json Manipulation
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A Java DSL for reading, querying, and manipulating JSON documents using XPath-like expressions.
A vocabulary for validating, annotating, and manipulating JSON documents.
A high-performance, portable, and strict JSON library written in ANSI C, capable of reading/writing gigabytes per second.
A Go utility for parsing, creating, and editing dynamic or unknown JSON structures with a simple wrapper around encoding/json.
A high-performance Go library for setting values in JSON documents using dot-notation paths.
A fast, lightweight JSON Query Language CLI tool built with Rust for querying and transforming JSON data.
A Java library for declarative JSON-to-JSON transformations using JSON-based specifications.
JSON Patch and diff implementation based on RFC6902 with advanced patch algebra operations.
A purely functional JSON library for Scala providing parsing, printing, manipulation, and type-safe codecs.
A Go library for parsing, querying, and manipulating JSON with JSONPath support and a built-in script engine.
A fast and convenient Go library for handling unstructured JSON data, serving as an alternative to map[string]interface{}.
A Go library for querying JSON data with a simple expression syntax, making JSON parsing and type assertion easier.
A JavaScript library for transforming complex JSON objects using intuitive field path syntax and chained transformations.
A Rust-based JsonPath engine with WebAssembly and JavaScript bindings for querying and manipulating JSON data.
A flexible C library for JSON manipulation and schema validation, enabling JavaScript-like ease with C performance.
A fast and minimal JSON parser and transformer for Go that works on unstructured JSON without full unmarshalling.
A complete, high-performance JSONPath implementation for Swift, enabling efficient querying and modification of JSON data.
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