๐Ÿ” YAML Path Finder

Enter a YAML document and use path expressions to quickly locate and extract data. Supports dot notation, bracket notation, and wildcards. Pure client-side processing.

YAML Path Finder - Quick Data Location in Config Files

The YAML Path Finder helps developers and DevOps quickly locate specific data in YAML configuration files. Whether it's Kubernetes configs, Docker Compose files, or CI/CD pipeline definitions, just enter a path expression to precisely extract the value you need.

Supported Path Syntaxes

FAQ

What is a YAML path expression?

A YAML path expression locates specific data within a YAML document. It supports dot notation (e.g., server.port) and bracket notation (e.g., servers[0].name) to precisely access nested structures and array elements.

What path syntaxes are supported?

Three syntaxes: 1) Dot notation server.port for nested keys; 2) Bracket notation servers[0] for array elements; 3) Mixed syntax servers[0].port for arrays and nested keys. Wildcard * is also supported.

Is my YAML data uploaded to a server?

No. All YAML parsing and path queries run locally in your browser. No data is sent to any server. Your configuration files and data remain completely private.

How do I find the path to a value in YAML?

Paste your YAML content and click "List All Paths". The tool generates a complete list of all value paths. You can also enter a path expression directly to query a specific value.

Does it support YAML anchors and aliases?

This tool supports basic YAML anchors (&anchor) and aliases (*alias). Complex features like merge keys may require simplification before use.

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