That would require manually parsing the JSON string with regular expressions (instead of using JSON.parse), which would be too slow. But I just want it to be in order for readability If you want your values to be in a certain order, and you're relying on the non-standard key-ordering logic of a particular engine, then your code is broken. This was a controversial issue – a lot of people think it sucks that you can't predict key enumeration order in Chrome – but the V8 team refused to 'fix' it, because it's not a bug, and they're right. "1234") to the front, for a small performance gain. In practice, most engines maintain the order in which the keys were first declared, but V8 moves any numeric keys (e.g. If you go through them with for.in, for example, there is no guarantee of any particular order. Plain JavaScript objects are unordered collections of properties. What you see in JSON Formatter is a representation of the parsed object/array. Why are object keys sometimes in the wrong order? If you want to use long sequences of digits in your JSON, then quote them as strings. The idea of JSON Formatter is to show you how the computer sees your JSON, so we don't attempt to circumvent this limitation, otherwise that would give a misleading representation of your data. If you try to use a number larger than this in JavaScript/JSON, you'll lose accuracy. The largest possible number is Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER, or 9007199254740991. This is a limitation of JavaScript (and therefore JSON). Hold down shift while collapsing a tree if you want to collapse also all his childrenįAQ Why are large numbers not displayed accurately?.Hold down control (or cmd on Mac) while collapsing a tree if you want to collapse all its siblings too.select the extension folder in this repo.open Chrome and go to chrome://chrome/extensions/,.clone/download this repo or just download the file djson-viewer.crx,.Option 2 – install it using the packed version: Option 1 – Install through Chrome Web Store Hashes, Encode, Time Strings, Numbers utilsĪ background worker is used to prevent the UI freezing when processing very long JSON pages.Recognize nested JSON strings in properties value.Option to start with JSON collapsed (always or if the file is big).Show JSON path of the elements on hover and copy it with the context menu.Counts items and properties in a collection.
You can inspect the JSON by typing djson in the console.Works on local files too (if you enable this in chrome://extensions).Works on any valid JSON page – URL doesn't matter.Format JSON and JSONP input or responses.Using developer utils from: hasher Features Initial base of the formatter from: callumlocke json-formatter. Chrome extension for printing and formatting JSON and JSONP nicely directly in a browser tab.
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