Class JsonPointer

Append an unescaped token to this pointer
Note: If you provide escaped path the behaviour is undefined

Append the index as reference token to JsonPointer

Append an unescaped list of tokens to JsonPointer
Note: If you provide escaped paths the behaviour is undefined

Append all tokens of pointer to this pointer
Note: The base URI of this pointer will remain untouched

Copy a JsonPointer

Return the underlying URI without the fragment

Return true if the pointer is local (URI with only fragment)

Return true if this pointer is a parent pointer of child.
For instance "/properties" pointer is parent pointer of "/properties/parent"

Return true if the pointer is a root pointer

Remove last reference token of this pointer

Query objectToQuery using the provided JsonPointerIterator.
If you need to query Vert.x json data structures, use {@link JsonPointer#queryJson}
Note: if this pointer is a root pointer, this function returns the provided object

Query jsonElement.
Note: if this pointer is a root pointer, this function returns the provided json element

Query jsonElement. If the query result is null, returns the default.
Note: if this pointer is a root pointer, this function returns the provided object

Query objectToQuery using the provided JsonPointerIterator. If the query result is null, returns the default.
If you need to query Vert.x json data structures, use {@link JsonPointer#queryJsonOrDefault}
Note: if this pointer is a root pointer, this function returns the provided object

Build a string representation of the JSON Pointer

Build a URI representation of the JSON Pointer

Query objectToQuery tracing each element walked during the query, including the first and the result (if any).
The first element of the list is objectToQuery and the last is the result, or the element before the first null was encountered

Write newElement in objectToWrite using this pointer. The path token "-" is handled as append to end of array
If you need to write in Vert.x json data structures, use {@link JsonPointer#writeJson} (Object)}

Write newElement in jsonElement using this pointer. The path token "-" is handled as append to end of array.

Write newElement in jsonElement using this pointer. The path token "-" is handled as append to end of array.