Hi all, I'm looking for PMs/devs to give quick feedback on my tool if possible.

The use case of this is, at least for now, very limited. I won't use it. It doesn't actually take me that much time to map objects. Yes, it is tedious and I don't like it but this generator doesn't help me much.

It is a nice idea to drag and drop generate tedious work, but think about the whole workflow of programming this type of stuff.

1. getting documentation and some preview values from the API(s) you want to use,
2. writing the boilerplate code that initialises whatever's needed to use the API or SDK/API library (if available),
3. send the request(s),
4. change the data into the format you desire, possible linking more APIs or more calls together (e.g. given an user ID, get user profile from an API call and a list of comments from another call),
5. use it to save to db, display to user, whatever.

You address number 4 above. Given a JSON array, output a snippet of code that gives you data from that JSON array in the format you desire. However it's rather limited and I'm not sure if I'd actually use this type of code snippet. Maybe turn it into a map() function call so I can copy paster?

You might want to consider some of the following to make this more useful:

• change the name of fields in the output object,
• make composite fields (e.g. create displayName from firstName and lastName),
• generate code for different programming languages,
• as others have said, generate database insert code as well for various languages and databases

Some extra ideas for you to think about:

• have you considered making this a text editor plugin instead of website?
• how about having a list of common API responses for most popular services so you can click something like "twitter search results" and get a sample API response (or a live result sample... depends on API/effort put into this), and do the field selection, code generation. This would actually be something I'd use as it would save me time to read docs.

Nice idea, but I put in a complex JSON, which is valid according to https://jsoneditoronline.org/ and it doesn't work.

"VALID JSON (RFC 4627)" my json is valid according to this RFC.

is there a problem with nested dictionaries?

I wouldn't say hours, but I will say that I bookmarked for the next time I need something like this :) (dev, here)

Hey :) I work alongside a bunch of pms at https://paddle.com/ - Would you like me to ask them?

I'm a PM. Looked at the tool. Not sure what I would use it for. Maybe list a few real world examples and use cases?