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There are a lot of good online JSON viewers where I can paste in the structure & it'll pretty-print it.. but one thing I'd find useful (for complex JSON structures) is to be able to click on an attribute and it display the JavaScript object path to get to it, e.g.

Example image showing what I mean :)

I've not found any online (or offline) viewer that'll do this.. I don't suppose anyone knows of one?

Thanks in advance.

endpoint101
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You can visit my site: https://thisyogesh.github.io/jsonmaker/.

Hope this helps you!

Yogesh Jagdale
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You can try JSON Validator like JsonLint - you simply paste a well-formatted JSON text and it will validate and pretty-print/display it for you. There are also extensions for Chrome (JSON formatter as well as JSON viewer) - these will give you the expand/collapse features that you desire.

ishmaelMakitla
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  • JsonLint doesn't give you the dot-notation path to the attribute, nor do a lot of the Chrome extensions (plus the Chrome extensions I've found don't let you paste in arbitrary text). – endpoint101 Jun 21 '16 at 11:08