OK JSON - Viewer & Formatter

I use OK JSON every day. It’s super handy, has great integration with RayCast, and makes it very easy to filter down JSON

This is a nearly great product that let's me manipulate and view JSON blobs. That part is great. Not so great is the UI: - There's no Save As. That's just nuts. - Window management is extremely weird. - You can rename the tab but it doesn't rename the file. There a plenty of other weird choices. It's too bad because it's my go to app for JSON.

体验了一下功能确实不错，就是价格有点高，就算是国区68的价格对于一个小工具来说也是太高了，如果价格低一些我相信更多会考虑购买的

This just solves the problem of "I need to view some JSON in a readable way without having a bunch of scratch buffers in my editor and setting 'JSON Mode' and then 'Prettify it'." With OK JSON, you just paste the JSON in and get everything. I was going through this annoying multi-step process every time I needed to manually navigate some JSON, and this tool solves all of my problems with a single step. It's fast. It's native. It just does what it's supposed to do and has already saved me so much time.

App is not very upfront about the "trial", but combined with the hang-on-load for large files (about 200MB of JSON) make it pretty much unusable.

For quite a while., I've been looking for a simple, native JSON editor. Not one that was integrated into something like VS Code or other tools, but a true, native macOS app. I came across this one in my search and it has the potential to fit that need perfectly! Easily one of the best-looking ones I've seen to date. It's clean, seems very performant, and has the ability to run custom scripts against the JSON, something not seen in most others. However, there are a few nagging issues that keep it from receiving the five-star review that it's quite capable of becoming. The first, and by far the biggest was when I installed it, the text editor was not working. It was simply blank. You could see the tree on the left as expected, but there is no 'raw JSON' view on the right. However, if you noticed, I said 'was' not 'is' because I reached out to the developer and a new fix was posted literally in a couple days, which is a testament to good product support. That said, there are still a few other things that would go a long way to making this truly great. 1. It wasn't clear by the presentation, but this actually appears to be more of a viewer/formatter, but not an actual editor. What this means is while you can view the JSON in both tree and raw-formatted-text, the tree is read-only, and any changes you make in the raw text portion dont actually update the JSON. There's no way to save it back to the current document. (Note: There is a 'Save as' button although it appears to be non-functional. Perhaps this is behind the paywall since I'm using the free trial.) Still, being able to edit JSON files is the primary thing I need so perhaps it's unfair of me to judge this considering it's not actually touted as an 'editor.') 2. An extension of the above point, there doesn't seem to be a way to simply create a new, blank JSON document. There's no 'File->New' support. You can only start from the pasteboard, a URL, a cURL response or by opening an existing file. I hope this capability is revisited, but it would again have to go hand-in-hand with true editing capabilities. 3. Being that it appears to be designed primarily as a viewer/formatter-only app, it's not quite clear what the difference between 'Viewer' mode vs non-viewer mode is. Both are in the 'File' menu, and when activated appear to do the same thing (although the non-viewer ones are only enabled when the start-screen is shown. Perhaps these could be combined since they appear to do the same thing. 4. The 'Zoom In Node' is a brilliant idea. It lets you 're-anchor' the 'tree view' to a child node so you're only seeing that node's contents both there, and in the plain JSON view. However, there's no way to 'un-zoom' outside of using the Undo command. This seems to imply it's actually destructively editing its internal representation of the JSON file itself although that is speculation on my part. I'm hoping this can be addressed in a future version that lets you 'delve down' as often as you want, while also letting you 'navigate back out' again whenever you want as well, not confined to the sequential nature of 'Zoom-then-undo'. So again, in summary, this really has the potential to be the de-facto standard in native JSON editor. Gorgeous and simple UI, well-displayed highlighting and the scripting feature is briliant. But without even basic editing features like being able to save your changes, or even perform a file-new limits its usefulness. And again, clearing up somewhat-confusing viewer-vs-non-viewer views. But if those things were addressed, few apps can touch the potential of this one. Let's hope the developer considers making these changes as quickly as they addressed the missing text editor. I for one would welcome the chance to revisit this app, and even actively promote it amongst my development peers. 4/5 Stars

Nowhere is it mentioned that this is merely demo-ware. You get two weeks to play and then you must pay $15 to use this tool.

Thank you for bringing back cURL !!!

JSON makes my head hurt and this app has already been extremely helpful to make sense of it. It's simple to use and has an esthetically pleasing UI. Having it on my own machine is super nice as well. Thanks for this!

I wanted a simple JSON reader that is local to my machine and will not push any sensitive content to the cloud. It read a chunky 6MB JSON file with no issues.