ayman / prettyjson Goto Github PK

It would be nice to have folding blocks in the JSON.

If there are URLs in the JSON, it would be nice if these were rendered as links. Many services that paginate results, supply pageX links to move to next/previous page and just clicking on them if nice.

Is the app published yet?

This doesn't really seem possible, but I'm regularly seeing PrettyJSON listed under the apps "Using Significant Energy" in the Battery menu bar dropdown. Anyone else seeing this?

EDIT: As there's been no reaction to this, I'm adding a screenshot, in case anyone deems it worthy of attention. I've now uninstalled this extension, which is a shame as I liked it and got good use out of it.

Title says it all, really. :) I occasionally view JSON that has fairly long lines and it causes horizontal scrolling, being able to wrap to the width of the window would be lovely.

Well... You can remove the "Pretty" from the name... as clicking the "j" icon on Safari's Toolbar simply does nothing.

I drag a local .json file to the web-address.

I can see its content. Whether it is a "beautified" JSON or compressed-one-string JSON - pressing the J just does nothing at all.

Any idea why?

This is not a web-page, nor web-response to web-request - a simple local .JSON text file, which shows perfectly in other software.

This is MacOS 12.7.1 running on Mac-mini M1 2020, and Safari 17.1.2

First, thanks for this extension.

We use a commercial web site which also uses CSS class number and they were appearing in darkorange on my machine as the CSS in this extension overrides the styling on the site.

When I have your extension on, the text inside another extension (Honey in this example) becomes red. See screenshots for “off” and “on” view:

• PrettyJSON is off:

• PrettyJSON is on:

The tool bar button toggles PrettyPrint and Raw. Would be nice for the context menu to do the same.

Some how, this executes but the button never gets disabled.

PrettyJSON is the only process still requiring Intel on my M1 Mac. It would be great if you could make a new build which runs it natively and push it to the Mac App Store.

Not all JSONs have a mimetype thats right...make a setting to override.