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BudiBadu
Online Python JMESPath Compiler
JMESPath is a declarative query language for JSON, similar to XPath but designed specifically for structured JSON data. You express what you want to retrieve, and the engine efficiently extracts it—handling nesting, arrays, filters, projections, and built-in functions in a single expression. It ships with concise syntax for traversing deeply nested objects, reshaping payloads, and computing derived values without writing imperative parsing code.
This playground bundles jmespath so you can explore queries entirely in the browser using Pyodide. Upload files and folders to work with local JSON data, load sample payloads, refine expressions, and print the JSON result instantly. Experiment with filters, wildcards, slicing, function pipelines like max_by or sort_by, and multi-select projections in a safe sandbox without touching your backend. This online compiler is completely free and requires no installation.
The curated examples cover everyday tasks: grabbing nested keys, filtering arrays, flattening collections, summarizing data, running function-based aggregations, and building reusable helper utilities. These techniques map directly to tooling such as AWS CLI output parsing, log processors, ETL scripts, API integrations, and any automation that needs predictable JSON querying.
Who Should Use This
- Cloud engineers parsing AWS CLI or SDK JSON responses
- Backend developers transforming API payloads
- Automation and scripting workflows that query structured logs
- Data engineers who need lightweight JSON extraction in ETL jobs
- Students learning declarative querying over JSON structures
- QA teams crafting assertions against JSON fixtures
Part of the BudiBadu Ecosystem
Specialized Online Python compiler powered by Pyodide WebAssembly. Run Python Library directly in your browser with zero setup.
Pyodide
WebAssembly
Monaco Editor
Python 3.13