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Json Editor is a Windows Store app that provides an easy way to open, view, editor and print.json files on all Windows devices! Our goal is to be the best Json viewer and editor App on Windows Store.

JSON Editor is a must-have editor for JSON data. In a clean, uncluttered and user-friendly interface, it allows you to quickly create, visualize, modify, validate, format and save your JSON documents.
Along with the included HTTP Client, is a powerful tool to inspect and debug your API endpoints.
KEY FEATURE - JSON EDITOR
• Edit JSON documents both in tree and text modes
• Multiple selection in tree mode - you can select multiple siblings and perform standard operations (i.e. copy, drag and drop etc) on them
• Syntax coloring, auto-indentation and line numbers
• Validation of the JSON document
• Highlight of the validation errors, along with a description of them
• Make the JSON document human readable or compact, even if it is not entirely valid
• Auto-detect if the document is human readable or compact, and preserve this format
• Cut, copy, paste, delete and reorder the tree items
• Undo & redo
• Easily embed selected items in Array or Object (dictionary)
• Find & Replace, both in tree and text modes
• In tree mode you can choose where the Find (and Replace) will take place: in 'Key' column or 'Value' column or both. The option which controls which columns will be searched is available by clicking the 'search' image in the find bar (Command + F) and then accessing the options from 'Find In' submenu
• Find also lets you configure where in the JSON's keys and values to look for matches: 'Contains', 'Equals To', 'Starts With' and 'Ends With'.
• Import and export property list (.plist) files
• Support for pasting plist data, either from XML text or from Xcode
• Copy JSON nodes as Swift objects so you can use them in Xcode
• Copy JSON nodes as Objective-C objects (both modern and classic syntax) so you can use them in Xcode
• Copy JSON nodes as JSON Path strings
• Copy JSON nodes as XML plist so you can paste them in Xcode or other text editor
• Ability to change the default font - this font applies both to the JSON tree and to the text editor
• Ability to increase and decrease font size for better readability
• Detect when the JSON document is changed by another application. In Preferences (Command + ,) -> 'General' tab, you have the ability to customize what to do when this happens: 'Keep JSON Editor's version' or 'Ask how to resolve' or 'Update to modified version'
• Double click on one of JSON tree's column separators to resize the corresponding column so the largest text in that column will be visible
KEY FEATURE - HTTP CLIENT
• To open HTTP Client window choose 'Window -> HTTP Client' (Shift + Command + K)
• HTTP Client allows you to easily perform HTTP requests. While its main purpose is to ease the fetch of JSON content from a server, it can be used to get or upload any content, including binary. The following HTTP verbs are supported: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD
• You can create folders to group the HTTP requests. Folders inside folders are supported, too! This feature is very handy to group the projects or APIs you're working with
• Automatically detects if response body is text or binary, and for binary responses will shows its preview, while also allowing you save it to the desired file
• For response bodies which are text, you will have the option to beautify them as JSON and to open them in a new JSON Editor document
• Both HTTP authentication (basic, digest) and Proxy authentication, with Keychain integration, are supported
• OAuth 2.0 is also supported. In addition to the built-in providers (bitly, Facebook, Foursquare, GitHub, Google, Instagram) you may add your custom ones, too
• Once you have added and setup an OAuth 2.0 authorization you can attach it to a HTTP request - JSON Editor will take care of refreshing and attaching access token to the HTTP request
• Export and import HTTP requests and OAuth authorizations
OTHER FEATURES
• Dark Mode (on macOS Mojave 10.14)
• Fullscreen
• Versions
• Services
• Command-line/Terminal integration
• AppleScript (incl. JXA; JavaScript for Automation)

What’s New

Improvements
• Adds 'PATCH' in the list of HTTP verbs support by the HTTP Client.
Introduced in Version 1.29
Improvements
• Adds support to turn off the '+' and '-' buttons which appear on the row tracked by mouse. This can be done from Preferences (Command + ,) , by unchecking 'Show '+' and '-' buttons on the row tracked by mouse' option from 'View and Edit' tab.
• User's consent is now obtained before collecting crash reports and analytics.
Bug fixing
• Fixes the printing in Dark mode.
Introduced in Version 1.28
Bug fixing
• Fixes an issue where sometimes the response of a web service failed to be opened from command-line.
Introduced in Version 1.27
Bug fixing
• Fixes an issue where sometimes the response of a web service failed to be opened from command-line.
Introduced in Version 1.26
Improvements
• Adds command-line/Terminal integration. 'Preferences' -> 'Integration' contains the details how you can set this up. This integration allows you to control JSON Editor from the command-line, like piping text to a new document in JSON Editor. The command set, currently implemented in the command-line tool, is fairly limited, but based on your needs I may choose to expand it. Just drop an email to json.editor.contact@gmail.com with the features you would like to see.
• Enables support for AppleScript (incl. JXA; JavaScript for Automation). Currently, in addition to the standard suite, the only functionality which is supported is to get and set the (raw JSON) content of a JSON document. Based on your feedback, more functionalities might be added.
• Appearance/Theming can be customized from 'Preferences' -> 'View and Edit' tab -> 'Appearance'. Available only from macOS 10.14, you can choose between 'Respect System Setting', 'Light' and 'Dark'.
• Adds option, in 'Preferences', to specify what kind of content to be created when opening a new document in 'JSON Tree Editor' and, respectivelly, in 'JSON Text Editor'. For 'JSON Tree Editor', you may choose between 'Object' and 'Array' and for 'JSON Text Editor' you have the options 'Object', 'Array' and 'None (Empty)'.
Bug fixing
• Fixes a couple of crashes reported by Crashlytics.
Introduced in Version 1.25
Improvements
• You can now disable the sending of crash reports and analytics from 'Preferences' -> 'General' tab.
Bug fixing
• Fixes a crash/freeze which happened when saving a document where you previously edited a JSON key or value and then collapsed the parent item before ending the edit.
Introduced in Version 1.24
Improvements
• Dark Mode - JSON Editor now properly supports Dark Mode on macOS Mojave 10.14.
Introduced in Version 1.23
Improvements
• Adds support to export and import HTTP Requests and OAuth Authorizations. Just right click an item and select 'Export..'. You may even choose the root groups for 'HTTP Requests' and 'OAuth 2.0 Authorizations' or other arbitrary group. The selection will be exported in a file with '.httpclientexport' extension. To import right click an item and choose 'Import..' or use the '+' button at the bottom of the 'HTTP Client' window.
Introduced in Version 1.22
Bug fixing
• Removes any restriction regarding the nesting depth of a JSON array or object. This will make 'Input depth exceeds max depth of 32' error to not appear anymore.
Introduced in Version 1.21
Bug fixing
• Fixes the import of .plist files.

Promising but buggy when moving objects

Application is promising but locks up when moving objects up and down the tree view (move object indicator is locked on and i cant escape (have to fore quit)).

Developer Response,

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Simon Fearby, thank you for your comment! The issue mentioned by you has been fixed in v1.10 of the application. In addition to this issue, the latest app updates contain other important improvements and bug fixes. Please try the latest version from AppStore and let me know if it works for you. If you have further suggestions or feedback, you can always use 'Help -> Send Feedback' menu item, available in the application, to contact me.

Clean, simple, awesome

Best json editor I’ve used to date.

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Information

OS X 10.11 or later, 64-bit processor

Supports

• Family Sharing

  Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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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

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What’s New

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

Works fine for me.

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Simply brilliant

I am not a developer, but I needed a tool that lets me easily create JSON specifications for our development team. The 'Smart' features in this app make that very easy. If you create a 'smart' object or array and then need to modify its structure, all other smart objects and arrays change as well. It's a massive time saver. This app is well worth the money.

Really great JSON editor

Crashes fixed! This is one of the best, if not the best JSON editors available.

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• Family Sharing

  With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.