JSONToolBox
Format, Minify,edit MULTIPLE JSON onjects at the same time!
Added an option for the user to select dark or light theme. Although this is not a full fledged dark theme, still need to fix dark colors in rjv and ace-editor, but still happy with how the themes have come out to be. I am a noob in design and css. Took some effort to fix on specific colors.
Theme also takes care of user system preference. So if you have selected dark scheme for your machine then the page will load by default in dark mode else in light mode.
Added an option for the user to select dark or light theme. Although this is not a full fledged dark theme, still need to fix dark colors in rjv and ace-editor, but still happy with how the themes have come out to be. I am a noob in design and css. Took some effort to fix on specific colors.
Theme also takes care of user system preference. So if you have selected dark scheme for your machine then the page will load by default in dark mode else in light mode.
Search was the most requested feature for JTB. It would have taken a lot of time if I had to implement this in the tree view of formatted JSON, so I added a "code" view instead which is nothing but an integrated ACE editor.
Ace editor by default provides a very nice search box. So it was fairly easy to support the most requested feature. The only drawback is that all nifty tricks implemented in tree view would be lost.
Next steps -> Add search in tree view as well.
Based on feature requests and taking workflow feedbacks from multiple users, these new features were added -
- Import multiple files together.
- Single click export minified json. This is very useful when editing mock JSON strings.
- Install as PWA so that it can work offline.
- Initial json string as query parameter. This is pretty useful when printing json in logs. Just pass that string as a query parameter to https://jsontoolbox.com?json=<jsonstring>
After a few nights and weekends of coding and testing. It was time for launch!
Shared jsontoolbox link on FB, Twitter and Linkedin. This brought in good feedback from a few friends and colleagues. Time to work on feedback and prioritize feature requests.
Been working with JSON data since some time now. Every debugging session included going through multiple JSON data printed in logs. It always resulted in going back and forth multiple tabs in any of the online JSON viewer/formatter tool.
There was nothing that would let me format all these log messages in one page to make it easier to work with this kind of data.
This sparked the idea that I should scratch my own itch and thus JTB was born.
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