AI 产品解读JSON document validator and viewer for Chrome
Transforms raw JSON responses from APIs into readable, interactive, collapsible tree views with syntax highlighting, making it easier for developers to inspect and debug JSON data
1. Install extension from Chrome Web Store 2. Navigate to any URL returning JSON (API endpoint, JSON file) 3. Extension automatically detects JSON content and replaces raw text with formatted tree view 4. Click to expand/collapse JSON nodes 5. Right-click for context menu to copy JSON paths or values 6. Optionally customize CSS themes via extension options 7. Configure settings like max expansion depth, JSON prefix patterns, and BigInt support
Automatic JSON detection and formatting on any webpageCollapsible tree view with syntax highlightingJSON validation using JSONLint with error reportingJSONP support with automatic prefix removalContext menu for copying JSON paths and valuesCustomizable CSS themes for JSON display
- 目标用户
- Web developers / API developers / Backend developers / QA engineers / DevOps engineers / Technical users working with JSON APIs
- Privacy policy URL points to a different extension (SingleFile) rather than JSONVue - likely a configuration error in the store listing
付费分析未识别到付费功能
The extension has no payment processing, no premium tiers, no feature gating, and no subscription mechanisms. All features (JSON validation, collapsible tree view, custom CSS themes, context menu integration, JSONP support, BigInt support) are freely available to all users. The keyword matches for 'pro' are false positives from JavaScript generic terms (prototype, property, stopPropagation, etc.) and CSS class names (.cm-property). The 'license' match refers to CodeMirror's MIT license, not a paid license system.
- 置信度
- 100
- 支付平台
- --
- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 否
- 登录理由
- The extension has no login functionality, no account system, and no authentication mechanisms. All keyword matches for 'account' and 'token' are false positives from the CodeMirror library (a third-party code editor component) - for example, 'account' appears only in comments like 'taking tabs into account' and 'token' refers to parsing tokens in CodeMirror's syntax highlighting system. The extension only uses chrome.storage.local for local settings persistence with no external service authentication required.
还行
Перестало работать во фреймах(((
I liked and used this extension for a while, but some things annoyed me: - The rendered JSON cannot by copied as raw JSON text. It strips off all of the quotes, meaning you have to flip back to RAW if you want to copy valid JSON. - The button to switch to raw text doesn't work for me. I had to disable the extension entirely to see the underlying raw JSON. Until the above issues are addressed, this plugin is fine for simply viewing JSON, but that's where its usefulness ends. However, since it doesn't allow copying valid JSON or flipping back to the raw text, it often creates problems when switching over to heavier tools such as a text editor. I'll be switching to and trying out the JSON Viewer extension (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/json-viewer/gbmdgpbipfallnflgajpaliibnhdgobh) instead, which doesn't suffer from the above issues, and still has features like syntax highlighting and collapse/expand.
good
parfait, comme tous les outils de Gildas :)
icon plus or minus is too small
It is pretty cool, but less than functional if you need the original json text for something else. The glaring issue I have is that you can't turn it off and it's not proper json after it runs. There are three options for 'on'. That's 1. on for all sites. 2. on for this site. 3. on when you click the extension. There is no 'off when you click the extension' or toggle between on and off. Brilliant idea, but it looks like they didn't think people that are looking at a json response message (that's everyone that would understand this) might actually want to use that json object somewhere else after they use this to peek at it. This would be awesome and a huge time saver if it was setup to peek at the pretty json version and jump back to the proper one easily. If you can't turn it off and you have to muck around to get the json after it is on it's easier to just copy/paste it into a text file to run it through jq, jp, or a million other methods that will do what this does and not lose the original json in the process. It may be truly awesome for someone that is looking at json response messages, but has no intention of doing anything with those responses.
Realmente es bastante util. Solo mejorar un poco la interacción de apertura y cierre de objetos pero en general ayuda bastante. Muy buena la opcion de modificar el css porque realmente el fondo blanco quema la vista al tiempo. Aqui comparto el mio, espero les sea util body { background-color: #404040; color: lightgray; white-space: pre; font-family: arial; } .property { font-weight: bold; } .type-null { color: gray; } .type-boolean { color: lightblue; } .type-number { color: lightgreen; } .type-string { color: #FFFF99; } .callback-function { color: gray; } .collapser:after { content: "-"; } .collapsed > .collapser:after { content: "+"; } .ellipsis:after { content: " … "; } .collapsible { margin-left: 2em; } .hoverable { padding-top: 1px; padding-bottom: 1px; padding-left: 2px; padding-right: 2px; border-radius: 2px; } .hovered { background-color: #606060; } .collapser { padding-right: 6px; padding-left: 6px; }
Gewoon top. Doet wat 't moet doen.
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