21–30 of 81 posts
Not to threadcrap, but I am curious what people think about this. Over the years I've seen a lot of developers take none open-source code, or private JSON data strings and paste them into random sites they find searching "json format" on google. Does that make anyone else cringe? Is there anything we can do about this? Or is this just not a big deal and I shouldn't worry.
Not to threadcrap, but I am curious what people think about this. Over the years I've seen a lot of developers take none open-source code, or private JSON data strings and paste them into random sites they find searching "json format" on google. Does that make anyone else cringe? Is there anything we can do about this? Or is this just not a big deal and I shouldn't worry.
I always quickly check my Chrome Inspector to make sure it's not sending anything to a server.
For example you can detect changes in window sizes or look for plugins that are in the global namespace (e.g. Redux Dev Tools). Better play it safe and don't copy and paste private data to random sites.
Another attack vector would be to avoid sending down any data unless it contains something that looks like a hash or a token, or has a keyword like "password."
Feedback: First time through I just pasted some JSON and wondered why it didn't format. I hadn't realised the page had instructions on it – I had assumed it was just sample JSON. Second time through, I read the instructions, and realised that the keyboard shortcuts are Control-based – this is less common for macOS, "Cmd+Enter" feels like a more consistent shortcut to use. I think this should probably just auto-format…
Not to threadcrap, but I am curious what people think about this. Over the years I've seen a lot of developers take none open-source code, or private JSON data strings and paste them into random sites they find searching "json format" on google. Does that make anyone else cringe? Is there anything we can do about this? Or is this just not a big deal and I shouldn't worry.
copy(JSON.stringify(obj, null, 2))
Not to threadcrap, but I am curious what people think about this. Over the years I've seen a lot of developers take none open-source code, or private JSON data strings and paste them into random sites they find searching "json format" on google. Does that make anyone else cringe? Is there anything we can do about this? Or is this just not a big deal and I shouldn't worry.
I too wonder if I'm out of touch, if I'm tilting at windmills.
pbpaste | json_pp | pbcopy
json='node -e '\''console.dir(JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync("/dev/stdin", "utf-8")), { depth: null })'\'
pbpaste | jsonNot to threadcrap, but I am curious what people think about this. Over the years I've seen a lot of developers take none open-source code, or private JSON data strings and paste them into random sites they find searching "json format" on google. Does that make anyone else cringe? Is there anything we can do about this? Or is this just not a big deal and I shouldn't worry.
The biggest struggle for me is diffing random bits of text. Pulling two JSON docs from the DB and wanting to compare them. Recently found a VSCode plugin that makes it a bit better, but still a pain in the ass.
Not to threadcrap, but I am curious what people think about this. Over the years I've seen a lot of developers take none open-source code, or private JSON data strings and paste them into random sites they find searching "json format" on google. Does that make anyone else cringe? Is there anything we can do about this? Or is this just not a big deal and I shouldn't worry.