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Parse NDJSON network payloads in DevTools with interactive JSON trees, search, and filtering
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NDJSON Payload Parser automatically detects and parses Newline-Delimited JSON (NDJSON) payloads from network request bodies, displaying them in an easy-to-navigate tree structure within Chrome DevTools.
FEATURES:
• Automatic NDJSON detection from request payloads
• Interactive collapsible JSON tree with syntax highlighting
• Smart search with text or regex support
• Filter requests by URL (text or regex)
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This extension is poorly named/described. It DOES NOT handle parsing of JSONL or NDJSON responses from servers -- it ONLY cares about client-side requests. "Payload Parser" is ambiguous and naturally implies both directions. It should really be renamed "NDJSON Payload Request Parser", or response handling added (which is what I was looking for). That said: it does work for requests, although the ordering of the requests (compared to Network tab in DevTools) doesn't seem to be honoured; the two should match, else madness ensues.