I guess I should point out there is JSONPath, a kind-of-standard language with libraries in all languages, so unless this is doing a new, amazing, thing I don't see why someone should use it.
I, however, don't like JSONPath since jq[1] exists. But, of course, it is not the same thing as using a native library.
Now that I've read it again, my comment seems rude and offensive. I'm sorry if it sounded like that, I'm not a native English speaker so sometimes these things happen (with me, personally, they happen a lot).
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[1]: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/manual/
About JQ, I think it has a different target audience. It's more for command line things, while this is for parsing JSON with python.