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यह कैसे काम करता है

  1. 1
    अपना JSON paste करें

    Input box में कोई भी JSON string डालें - messy या minified भी चलेगा।

  2. 2
    Format या minify choose करें

    2 या 4 space से pretty-print करें, या embed करने के लिए एक single line में collapse करें।

  3. 3
    Copy या download करें

    Formatted JSON को clipboard पर copy करें या .json file के तौर पर download करें।

JSON Formatter & Validator के बारे में

Free online JSON formatter, beautifier और validator। कोई भी JSON paste करें और तुरंत 2 या 4 space indent में pretty-print पाएँ, एक line में minify करें, या syntax errors पकड़ें। पूरी तरह आपके browser में चलता है - आपका data कभी device से बाहर नहीं जाता। 712 Tools पर JSON Formatter & Validator पूरी तरह आपके browser के अंदर modern JavaScript APIs use करके चलता है - कोई server आपका data कभी नहीं देखता। मतलब instant results, full privacy और कोई upload limits नहीं।

Debugging session, quick sanity check या production incident - जब भी आपको json को instantly format, minify और validate करें करना हो, यह tool जितनी बार चाहें use कर सकते हैं, free में। कोई watermarks नहीं, कोई sign-up नहीं और tool के अंदर कोई ads नहीं।

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल

क्या मेरा JSON कहीं upload होता है?

नहीं। सारा parsing और formatting native JSON parser से आपके browser में होता है। server पर कुछ नहीं जाता।

Validator क्या-क्या पकड़ता है?

Missing commas, unquoted keys, trailing commas, mismatched brackets - RFC 8259 spec के हिसाब से जो भी invalid JSON हो सब।

क्या बड़ी files handle होती हैं?

हाँ, आपके browser की memory limit तक। ~50 MB से ऊपर pretty-printer slow हो सकता है लेकिन validation fast रहती है।

क्या JSON5 या JSONC support है?

अभी नहीं। सिर्फ़ strict JSON - कोई comments नहीं, trailing commas नहीं, keys double-quoted होनी चाहिए।

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