JSON Master

@gilgoldstein I designed JSON Master with UX and readability as a top priority. Rows are spaced cleanly, you can instantly copy lengthy key paths and paste them into your code (e.g. json.data.weather.location[0].temperature.celsius), you can adjust the font size - up to 21px for maximum readability, you can even adjust the font-family, preview images, etc. Everything is designed to make the experience of working with JSON in the browser way better, more user-friendly, more efficient. Everyone will value these things to a different extent, but for me, I work with JSON all the time and I value the UX/UI, readability, and feature improvements of JSON Master very highly. Hope that helps.

@mike_tromba it does look nice in the screenshots. I would suggest having a more lightweight free version to try. But it looks cool

@gilgoldstein Noted!

@shankredemption1 Hey. The DOM is generated with pure JS... no fancy frameworks or recursive / reactive components. It can handle pretty much any payload size you throw at it and loads very rapidly. Event listeners are bound just-in-time to avoid memory bloat, etc. Worth paying for depends on if you value the strong UX , readability, and quality-of-life improvements that JSON Master gives you. For some, any JSON formatter will do the trick. Personally, I value the time I save / improvements to the experience of working with JSON very highly. I use the tool all the time, so it is very worth it for someone like me!