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Package jsonpath
Short Description Runs RFC9535 compatible JSONPath queries against a data set
License MIT
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jsonpath-php
An implementation of RFC 9535 JSONPath
This is a PHP implementation of JSONPath, a query language for JSON. It aims for 100% compatibilty with the JSONPath syntax standardized in RFC 9535.
Currently, this library passes 99% of the work-in-progress JSONPath Compliance Test Suite (with the test suite version on Feb 21, 2025). All of the the missing 1% are UTF-16 related tests, which should not affect most day-to-day users (and which I'm not sure how to implement in PHP — any help is appreciated!)
Installation
Note that at least PHP 8.0 is needed to use jsonpath-php. For technical reasons, unit tests are only run against PHP 8.2+.
Usage
Development
Project Scope
Please note that I'm striving for feature parity with the jsonpath-js library and therefore will add neither features nor fixes to the search logic that are not reflected in jsonpath-js itself.
If you have any issues with the library that are not obviously bugs in this PHP port, and you happen to know JavaScript, please check if your use case works correctly in the online demo of jsonpath-js since that's the canonical implementation. If the issue appears there as well, please open an issue in their repo.
Setup
To start development on jsonpath-php, you need git, PHP (≥ 8.2), Composer and npm.
Since code is formatted using Prettier, it's also recommended to use an editor which supports Prettier formatting.
Clone the repository and cd into it:
Install Composer dependencies:
Install npm dependencies. They are needed for code formatting and for compiling the Peggy grammar.
Formatting the Code
The code is formatted using Prettier. To format the code, run:
Compiling the Grammar
The JSONPath grammar is defined in src/grammar/rfc9535-parser.pegjs. To compile it to src/PeggyParser.php, run:
Quality Assurance
There are different kinds of code checks in place for this project. All of these are run when a pull request is submitted but can also be run locally:
| Command | Purpose | Description |
|---|---|---|
vendor/bin/phpcs |
check code style | Run PHP_CodeSniffer to verify that the source code abides by the PSR-12 coding style. |
vendor/bin/phpstan |
static analysis | Run PHPStan against the codebase to avoid type-related errors and unsafe coding patterns. |
vendor/bin/pest |
check program logic | Run all Pest tests from the tests folder. |
Credit
All the credit goes to the creator of jsonpath-js. They did all the hard conceptual work, this PHP library is merely a port of their code.
