About this software
A plugin for JetBrains IDEs that locates JSON object keys across project files and assists navigation to their occurrences. It integrates into the IDE search and file indexing, helping developers inspect JSON structures without leaving the code editor.
Suitable for developers and teams working with configuration or data files in JSON, it offers quick key discovery and in-context navigation.
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JetBrains 3rd Party JSON Key Finder
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Benefits
- Quick key search: Search for JSON keys across project files instantly.
- Project-wide navigation: Jump between key occurrences across multiple files quickly.
- IDE integration: Install and use the feature inside supported JetBrains IDEs.
- Saves developer time: Reduce manual file inspection when locating JSON keys.
- Works with JSON files: Designed specifically to find keys in JSON formatted files.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation availability: See the plugin page on JetBrains Marketplace for usage instructions and requirements.
- Issue tracker: Use the plugin's issue tracker linked from its marketplace entry to report bugs.
- Plugin updates: Updates are delivered through the IDE plugin manager when new versions are released.
- Compatibility notes: Compatibility and required IDE versions are listed on the plugin page.
- License information: License and subscription management details are available via the marketplace purchase flow.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party JSON Key Finder?
A utility for scanning files and source code to locate JSON property names and their occurrences across a codebase, assisting with inspection and analysis.
What input formats does it analyze?
JSON files and JSON-like content embedded in text or source files, including configuration files and code snippets where JSON structures appear.
How are results presented to users?
Findings are shown as lists of discovered keys with file locations and occurrence counts to support review, debugging, and prioritization of follow-up changes.
What are common use cases for this tool?
Common uses include auditing configuration and third-party payloads, tracking key usage for refactoring or schema updates, and diagnosing missing or inconsistent JSON properties.