Also having this issue - may be to do with the JSON needing parsing, but I’m not sure and can’t get the Parse JSON card to work at all. 
Hey, could you share the json it parses?
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Please share the json and flow?
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The source is in my post. It’s a very large json 
I managed to resolve, thanks Arie
Well, first of all, you do not need to use the $ symbol, since the json is the starting point.
But, it will still not work, i think the jsonfile is to big for the Logic HTTP Get?
Because, i cannot place the answer/value in a variable or a BetterLogic variable.
The left side of my picture doesn’t work at all!
However, when you use the right app side, it does work.
Also, this works fine:
Meaning: It’s a “bug” in the default Logic Http Get card.
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Hi,
I need some help, don’t know if this is possible.
I do an http request to a server, this server answers with the following response:
{“result”:“false”,“msg”:“TV poort reageert niet”}
Is it possible to use this app to convert this string into tags?
So i use the "lees json’’ card, in the ‘bestaande json’ i put the answer tag of the http request card which contains this string.
Then i am not sure what to fill in to get the response into tag cards…
I just need actually 2 cards: result and msg
Any advise?
Sure, use the 3xRead flowcard.
Use the json as input.
In the first text1-field enter result.
In the text2 field, enter msg.
Now 2 (of the 3) text tokens will be filled with the values.
thx got it working!
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I have changed the way paths work (everythink will keep working).
It now uses the npm jsonpath library:
The $. is added automaticly when you do not, so you can still query directly by calling it’s property like text, no need to write $.text.
This will allow for:
Here, a json with an array of flows returned from the DC app.
The JSON handler app searches for the first flow with a name that starts with ‘Con’ and returns it’s name.
I have been using JQ on linux for a number of years and I want to convert some of these scripts to my homey. I am running into syntax issues… and this one I can’t figure it out;
.parcellifecycleResponse.parcelLifeCycleData.scanInfo.scan | .[-1] | .scanData.location
I am sure I am missing something simple here… but what am I doing wrong? The statement works in JQ and it would return me the location of my DPD parcel.
JSONPath != jq
yeah I know… doesn’t help me unfortunately…
Please share the json so i can gove you the path for it 
This is the Json;
https://tracking.dpd.de/rest/plc/en_NL/23715012122295
I kind of got it to work with the regular logic cards but I think your app would be more suited for it!
First of, removing the leading dots.
Try this?
parcellifecycleResponse.parcelLifeCycleData.scanInfo.scan[0]
It throws me;
Invalid token type: text1. Expected: String
parcellifecycleResponse.parcelLifeCycleData.scanInfo.scan[0].scanData.location
and
parcellifecycleResponse.parcelLifeCycleData.scanInfo.scan[0].scanData.name
This works for me.
Yes this works for me as well now. I made a minor change to get the latest status (this wasn’t in the original example);
parcellifecycleResponse.parcelLifeCycleData.scanInfo.scan[-1:].scanData.location
What confused me a little is that with the regular logic cards the output can be still json (like the whole array)… I noticed with your json handler it’s the actual field that needs to be the output (at least it seems that way).
