TOML Path Explorer
About TOML Path Explorer
TOML Path Explorer navigates parsed tables and arrays with a compact path syntax and reports each match with its exact path, TOML-aware type and JSON-safe value.
How it works
Dotted and quoted keys
Use server.port for ordinary bare keys or quote a segment such as "site.name" when the actual TOML key contains a dot or other punctuation.
Indexes and wildcards
Select one array item with [0], project every item with [*], or use * on a table to visit all child values. Missing paths return an empty match list.
Full leaf inventory
Clear the expression to enumerate every scalar leaf. TOML date/time values, large integers and non-finite floats are converted to readable JSON-safe representations without losing their reported type.
Frequently asked questions
Is this JSONPath?
No. It is a deliberately small TOML-oriented path syntax for keys, indexes and wildcards, without executable filters.
How do I access a key containing a dot?
Wrap that path segment in single or double quotes, matching TOML's quoted-key idea.
Does an empty result mean the TOML is invalid?
No. Invalid TOML produces a parser error; an empty array means the valid document has no value at that path.
Sources & last verified
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