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Find more about JSON on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON.
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You find the JSON in the display pattern editor in JSON preview: 
- kind: shows the type of content, e.g., ContentDoc for content items or ListItemDoc for list items.
- fileTransferId: shows all assigned contentPermissionSets
- ownerTokenId: shows the id of the owner
- contentType: shows the type of content, e.g., File or Virtual
- backup information
- contentSchemaId: is the underlying schema of type file type or virtual type with the assigned layers.
- In data, you find all available metadata values from the item
- brokenReferenceIds, RelationTargetIds, and IndirectReferenceIds are for system checks to ensure data integrity. You can use those fields to check for any broken references in the system to fix them.
- lifeCycle: is the state of the item, whereas inactive items are no longer available in the system
- id: the ID of the item which is also shown in the URL when opening the item in the item detail view
- docType: refers to the kind and the corresponding index in the database, e.g., ContentDoc or ListItemDoc
- audit: shows information about creation and modification.
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You can see the JSON of an item by{ opening up the item detail view and check in the developer tools (Chrome F12) in the network the response for the corresponding item, shown as id: 