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ComfyUI Node: Check JSON Key [LP]

Class Name

JSONKeyCheckerNode|LP

Category
LevelPixel/JSON
Author
LevelPixel (Account age: 647days)
Extension
ComfyUI Level Pixel
Latest Updated
2026-02-24
Github Stars
0.03K

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Check JSON Key [LP] Description

The JSONKeyCheckerNode|LP verifies key existence in JSON strings and retrieves associated values.

Check JSON Key [LP]| Check JSON Key [LP]:

The JSONKeyCheckerNode| Check JSON Key [LP] is a utility node designed to help you efficiently verify the existence of a specific key within a JSON string and retrieve its corresponding value. This node is particularly useful when working with complex JSON data structures, as it allows you to navigate nested keys using dot notation. By providing a straightforward method to check for keys and extract values, this node simplifies the process of handling JSON data, making it easier for you to manage and manipulate JSON objects in your projects. Its primary function is to determine whether a specified key exists in the JSON data and, if so, return the associated value, which can be a simple data type or a more complex JSON structure.

Check JSON Key [LP]| Check JSON Key [LP] Input Parameters:

json_string

The json_string parameter is a multiline string input that represents the JSON data you want to inspect. This parameter is crucial as it serves as the source from which the node will attempt to locate the specified key. The JSON string should be well-formed and valid, as any syntax errors will prevent the node from functioning correctly. There are no specific minimum or maximum values for this parameter, but it must be a valid JSON format.

key

The key parameter is a string input that specifies the key you want to check for within the JSON data. This parameter supports dot notation, allowing you to navigate through nested JSON objects to target specific keys. The default value for this parameter is an empty string, which means you need to provide a valid key path to perform the check. The key path should be carefully constructed to match the structure of the JSON data.

Check JSON Key [LP]| Check JSON Key [LP] Output Parameters:

exists

The exists output is a boolean value that indicates whether the specified key was found within the JSON data. If the key exists, this output will be True; otherwise, it will be False. This output is essential for determining the presence of a key and can be used to conditionally execute further actions based on the result.

value

The value output is a string that contains the value associated with the specified key if it exists. If the key is not found, this output will be an empty string. The value can be a simple data type like a string or number, or it can be a more complex JSON structure, which will be returned as a JSON-formatted string. This output allows you to access and utilize the data stored under the specified key.

Check JSON Key [LP]| Check JSON Key [LP] Usage Tips:

  • Ensure that your json_string is valid and properly formatted to avoid errors during processing.
  • Use dot notation in the key parameter to navigate through nested JSON objects and target specific keys efficiently.
  • Utilize the exists output to conditionally execute further actions based on whether the key is present in the JSON data.

Check JSON Key [LP]| Check JSON Key [LP] Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid JSON input

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the provided json_string is not a valid JSON format, which prevents the node from parsing it correctly.
  • Solution: Verify that your JSON string is correctly formatted and free of syntax errors. Use a JSON validator tool if necessary to ensure the JSON is valid.

Key not found

  • Explanation: This situation arises when the specified key does not exist within the JSON data, resulting in the exists output being False.
  • Solution: Double-check the key path you provided, ensuring it matches the structure of the JSON data. Use dot notation correctly to navigate nested objects.

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