Add UseToolSuite Path Finder to Online tools - #317
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A client-side JSONPath tester: paste a document, click any value to get its exact path, or write an expression and see the matches. Runs entirely in the browser — nothing is uploaded. The engine is open source (MIT) and published separately as @usetoolsuite/core, so the matching behaviour can be reviewed or reused: https://github.com/usetoolsuite/toolsuite-core Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a client-side JSONPath tester to the Online tools section.
Paste a document and either write an expression to see the matches, or click any value to get its exact path. It also renders a path tree for the whole document. Everything runs in the browser — nothing is uploaded.
The matching engine is MIT-licensed and published separately, so the behaviour can be reviewed or reused rather than taken on trust:
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