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Compare two JSON documents by structure and value. Find added, removed, and changed data without noise from whitespace or key order.
Compare JSON structures and values without counting formatting differences.
4 differences found.
| Change | JSON path | Left value | Right value |
|---|---|---|---|
| changed | $.user.active | true | false |
| removed | $.user.legacy | "remove-me" | — |
| added | $.user.age | — | 30 |
| changed | $.roles[0] | "admin" | "editor" |
Both documents stay on this device.
The comparison parses both documents before walking their objects and arrays. Object key order and formatting are ignored, while differences in properties, types, values, and array positions are reported with precise JSON paths.
Added entries appear only on the right, removed entries only on the left, and changed entries show both values. This makes API responses and configuration revisions easier to review.
No. JSON objects are compared by property name, so documents with the same properties in a different order are treated as equal.
Yes. Arrays are ordered, so items are compared by index. Moving an item can therefore produce multiple changed positions.