🧩 How to Use the Rivine JSON Editor
Edit, format, and transform JSON data with ease. The dual-editor interface allows you to work with multiple JSON documents simultaneously with powerful visualization and editing features.
✨ What is a JSON Editor?
A JSON Editor is a tool that helps you create, edit, and validate JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) data. Our editor provides multiple views and powerful features to make working with JSON easy and efficient.
📦 Core Features
- Dual Editor Interface: Work with two JSON documents side by side, making it easy to compare, copy, or merge content between them.
- Multiple View Modes: Switch between Code, Tree, Table, and Preview modes to visualize your JSON data in the most helpful format.
- Format & Beautify: Automatically format and indent your JSON for better readability with a single click.
- Search & Replace: Quickly find and replace values within your JSON documents, with support for regular expressions.
- Transform & Manipulate: Sort, filter, and transform your JSON data using built-in transformation tools.
🚀 How to Use the JSON Editor
🔧 Advanced Features
- Query-based Filtering: Filter large JSON documents using query expressions to focus on specific data.
- Sort Keys and Values: Organize your JSON by sorting keys alphabetically or values numerically.
- JSON Transformation: Apply transformations like flattening nested structures, converting types, or restructuring data.
- Fix Malformed JSON: Automatically repair common syntax errors in malformed JSON documents.
- Path Navigation: Navigate complex JSON structures using path expressions to quickly locate specific nodes.
Example JSON:
{
"name": "Rivine JSON Editor",
"features": ["formatting", "tree view", "table view"],
"isAwesome": true,
"version": 1.0
}
💡 Pro Tips
- Use keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+F for search, Ctrl+I for formatting) to speed up your workflow.
- For large JSON files, Tree view can help you navigate and understand the structure better than Code view.
- When comparing two JSON documents, use the dual editor layout and sync scrolling feature.
- Use the 'Copy Path' feature to get the exact JSON path to a specific value, useful for APIs and documentation.
🛠️ Having Trouble?
- Invalid JSON Error?: Check for missing commas, extra commas, or unclosed brackets. The editor will highlight syntax errors to help you identify issues.
- Editor Running Slowly?: For very large JSON files (over 1MB), consider using Code mode instead of Tree mode for better performance.