Smart JSON Editor 17+

Jan Kubny Kubna

    • 2.0 • 2 Ratings
    • Free
    • Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Dark UI on macOS Mojave, New API Token Transformers, JSON Text view

Powerful JSON Tree tool for app and web developers. Create testing JSON trees, use value transformers to generate / transform JSON values. Test in your app using embedded http server. Many advanced features such JSON Path, Smart Objects, Token Transformers, API Requests, Token values and many more all free.

===== Import / Export =====
Start new JSON Model / Array
Import from JSON file
Import from Pasteboard
Import from iCloud
Export to .json file, or private iCloud library

===== Smart Objects =====
Create smart objects (Classes)
Smart objects maintains its key/order/rename structure
Suits for associative Arrays
SmartArrays uses value transformer to generate values

===== Value Transformers =====
Code yours value transformers using embedded editor
Use many included value transformers together with SmartObjects.
JSON Path Relative / Absolute transformers for API Responses

===== JSON Path =====
Use relative or absolute JSON Path
Select JSON Nodes in UI using JSON Path
Press space to reveal JSON Path hints

===== HTTP Requests =====
API Groups & Endpoints in tree structures
API Groups provide shared headers, variables, parameters for all child endpoints
API Endpoints as Requests
Tree hierarchy for value overrides.

===== Token Transformers =====
Compose dynamic values in API headers, URLs, Parameters
JSON Path token transformers to extract dynamic values from API Responses
Many useful transformers and value generators included

===== Search / Filter =====
Search within Keys & Values
Filter into selected JSON node or relative path

===== iCloud Library =====
Private & Public iCloud Library
Store your most used Project Nodes in your Private Library
Organize your library using folders
Share with user using Share in Public Library feature

===== Local Connection =====
Application acts as Http server
Stream JSON to your Browser, iOS or Mac application during development
Local Server ID for json nodes, fetch as http requests such http://localhost:8080/jsonid

===== Quick Look =====
Preview web page URLs from JSON values in popover
Preview image URLs from JSON values in popover

===== Edit =====
Edit JSON nodes tree
Cut, Copy Paste, Delete Duplicate (N) times JSON nodes.
Drag And Drop between documents, and text files
Reorder support

===== OSX =====
Versions support

What’s New

Version 1.4.5

Amazing Dark UI support on macOS Mojave, Token Transformers & JSON Text view
===== API Token Value Transformers =====
Use dynamic values and JSON Paths within API variables, headers or any parameters.
Chain Token Transformers to create truly dynamic values and expressions.
Use JSON Path & selection transformers to quickly select understandable values for ID and similar.

===== API Quick Edit Panel =====
Toggle on on any parameter to have quick access of configurations for every API Group or API Endpoint
Preferences toggle added to auto expand to None / First level / Fully Expanded state JSON responses.

===== API Web & Text Views =====
Added simple web views to help with OAuth Authorizations and similar.
When non JSON convertible response is found, text view / web view will be presented and response nodes created.

===== Additional ======
JSON Text Preview appended
Autoexpand JSON trees for API Responses General Setting option added
Bug fixes

Ratings and Reviews

2.0 out of 5
2 Ratings

2 Ratings

njyo ,

Overall useful but missing basic features

Overall possibly the most complete editor I could find on the App Store. Love the tree view. Still, I'm missing a few key features:

1. Automatic reload when the file changes (when inspecting generated JSON files I need to close and open the file and navigate to the same spot every time). This works on the OS level
2. A spllit view to see the tree as raw data and highlight the cyrrent row
3. The ability to expand x levels (e.g. expand 3 levels)
4. Make it a bit more Mac-nativ… the startup screen and all feels not native

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