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✨ I made a new thing today: 📑 Whenever I need to quickly copy paste a raw JSON data dump from my app and view it I'd always use json . parser . online . fr but it seems unmaintained, keeps going down, doesn't have HTTPS, and other JSON... show more
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Also small things like you can move the middle bar left and right, and it'll save the position And your input data is stored for when you come back

The urge not to self-promote my product under this post:

Awesome tool! Still, many developers would benefit from spending 10 minutes learning the basics of using jq, a command line tool to work with JSON. Instead of a lot of manual copy-paste, you can directly pipe raw JSON to jq and transform it to get what you want. I learned jq recently and have been benefitting since. So, I wrote an interactive, in-browser tutorial to help others do the same. Seeing this post made me publish it early. If you want to learn jq, try this interactive tutorial, which takes just a few minutes. Link:

have you tried the chrome console? :)

Yes this is way better

in your macOS terminal, with JSON in your clipboard, try this: $ pbpaste | jq '.' you can also put the prettified JSON back in your clipboard with $ pbpaste | jq '.' | pbcopy it's neat!

Nice nice. One thing I like about that you don’t currently have is the ability to create a url and share the json with somebody in a nice organizable format. Maybe a feature you could add?

I could if the data fits in a URL Cause hosting anon ppl's contents is very risky

title needs centering on phone

Added overflow-x now!
