JSONVue
Validate and view JSON documents
Validate and view PHP print_r outputs
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Pretty print any kind of PHP print_r output. Debug your arrays and objects easily, and collapse the branches that you don't need to check in order to navigate in a easier way over the structure.
I'm basically adapting this great extension for JSON: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jsonview/chklaanhfefbnpoihckbnefhakgolnmc
That fantastic work deserves 99% of the credit, but we, PHP developers, also needed this!
Repository: https://github.com/theypsilon/PHPView-for-Chrome
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Validate and view JSON documents
Makes JSON easy to read
Makes your existing server live. This is a browser extension that helps you to live reload feature for dynamic pages
Extension that every PHP developer must have. Changes styles to php.net for a better experience of using documentation
A form filler that fills all inputs on a page with fake/dummy data.
Turn a PHP var_dump into a readable, collapsible piece of art! JSONView for var_dump's
did excellent jobs, love it and save tons of time to parse the ugly php array
Only works if the first thing in the document is the print_r() output. If there is anything that comes before, you get no pretty print and "undefined" in the JS console.
Очень хорошо!!!
Makes var_dump and print_r suck a lot less.
not working with php asort(); display wrongly array output by asort();
Was helpful until about a week ago. Started throwing up errors to the the console log. So many, I couldn't figure out what were my errors or their errors. If you're the dev... I'm getting that it can't read an innerHTML call in line 282.
It was great until it started converting random websites' source code into pretty print, instead of letting me browse the site... With no way to disable it. Nice one guys. (N)
Liked it until I realized it sorts the array however it wants, instead of how I have it programmed to sort. That's a pretty big issue for most developers, as we often need arrays sorted in a particular way (alphabetical, numerical, what have you). Just a head scratcher. Github appears to be a dead project.
100 Salute To the Developer
This is very helpful!