Looks good. Unfortunately most JSON (I personally handle) contains private information and I would never paste it into a web page.
JSON Crack – Visualize JSON data into graphs
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#12Slight quibble, JSON with large value fields (eg: 4K text as a single line) blow out the containing box dimensions in the web visualiser.
Maybe there's a flag to clip | wrap such values, if so I missed ny option to toggle it.
( I used MediaInfoCLI --output=JSON on some multitrack files from handbrake, the encode argument flags are a single large value )
Re: JSON Crack – Visualize JSON data into graphs
#13Cool. PlantUML also does JSON visualization [1] if you need a local option or are hesitant to load your data onto a website. [1] https://plantuml.com/json
Re: JSON Crack – Visualize JSON data into graphs
#14Cool. PlantUML also does JSON visualization [1] if you need a local option or are hesitant to load your data onto a website. [1] https://plantuml.com/json
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#16Having an extra box for nested fields is somewhat annoying and space wasting, I think. Can that be switched on/off? From a drawing perspective it is easier, but it seems it should be possible to do away with the extra box.
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#17Super useful for me in that way so thanks!
Re: JSON Crack – Visualize JSON data into graphs
#18Cool. PlantUML also does JSON visualization [1] if you need a local option or are hesitant to load your data onto a website. [1] https://plantuml.com/json
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#19Cool tool, thanks for sharing. Would be great to have a version as a VS Code extension, imagine using it directly inside VS Code <3