Get keys in JSON

Question

I get the following JSON result from an external system:

{
  \"key1\": \"val1\",
  \"key2\": \"val2\",
  \"key3\": \"val3\"
}

Now I want to dis

Answer 1

I found that the tilda ~ symbol is able to retrieve the keys of the values it's called upon. So for your example a query like this:

$.*~

Returns this:

[
  "key1",
  "key2",
  "key3"
]

Another example, if we had a JSON document like this:

  {
  "key1": "val1",
  "key2": "val2",
  "key3": {
      "key31":"val31",
      "key32":"val32"
  }
}

A query like this:

$.key3.*~

Would return this:

[
  "key31",
  "key32"
]

It's important to note that these examples work on JSONPath.com and some other simulators/online tools, but on some they don't. It might come from the fact that I found out about the tilda(~) operator in the JSONPath plus documentation and not the official one.