getJson(filepath) Last updated: 17. Oct 2026

Loads a document and returns its stored values as an object. Works on any document — a .json code file, or a schema document (you get its fields).

See also: getFile saveJson Path traversal

Parameters

Name Type Description
filepath string

Path of JSON (code file) to load as object.

Returns

The parsed object. null when the file does not exist. Throws if the path is empty. A document in an encrypted folder is decrypted, which requires unlockFolder first.

Example

Code example (JS)

JS is normal JavaScript either running in the browser or on the Docly™ server.
let data = docly.getJson("Test files/Test.json");
data.Added = "I added this property";

return JSON.stringify(data);

Output

The JS code above produces the output shown below:
{"Content":"{\n    \"Description\" : \"This is a test file\"\n}","Added":"I added this property"}