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JSONTamer: XUL-based JSON visualizer

JSONTamer is a simple Firefox extension that adds a new sidebar, and a new menu item under Tools. It allows the user to paste in any valid JSON string, as defined by JSON.org. When a string is entered, and the user hits Display, a tree is generated, showing the resulting object.

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Current planned features include a version that can be used with the most excellent Komodo IDE, and a set of tools to allow creation of objects from scratch and manipulating existing objects.

A git repository will be available in the near future. For now, JSONTamer is only tested with Firefox 3.0 and above, though may work on older versions.

Download JSONTamer 0.1

2 Responses to “JSONTamer: XUL-based JSON visualizer”

  1. Jaybot7 says:

    Your posts always go way beyond average geek knowledge :)

    Jason string? A Jason Tamer? You can’t tame me!

    Oh… it’s a subset of Javascript. That’s way less interesting. :/

  2. frank says:

    Thx a lot!

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