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Bang JSON Workspace for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 0.1.7.6
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: Robert Xue
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.42 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 12
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 28
- • Current Version Downloads
- 28
- • Updated: March 9, 2015
Bang JSON Workspace is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Bang JSON Workspace
Frontend JSON workspace, helping a developer to quickly understand an API without writing any web scrapping scripts. It focuses on browsing, querying and traversing a JSON instead of simply visualizing it.
Try http://httpbin.org/get#hash?foo=bar after install and see the difference!
Updates in v0.1.7:
- Bang is now a dismissible popup, compatible with all JSON viewer plugins
- Improved UI for focusing on JSON contents
- Easy switch between array's table view and schema view
Highlights:
- Display the key value structure of an object instead of the fine detail
- Provides a table view for arrays
- Supports traversing array elements one by one
- Enable you to check the schema of an array
- Enable you to check the value of a specified key inside an array
- Supports any Javascript expression's value as input
- Supports local json file, if enabled in extension page
- The raw json response from an API will be stored into a local variable called bang, and you can either use the browsing panel to play around with data or write custom javascript expressions like 'Object.size(bang)' or even 'bang.map(function(row){ return row.name; })'
- Supports underscore, d3 grammar when writing custom javascript expressions
Try http://httpbin.org/get#hash?foo=bar after install and see the difference!
Updates in v0.1.7:
- Bang is now a dismissible popup, compatible with all JSON viewer plugins
- Improved UI for focusing on JSON contents
- Easy switch between array's table view and schema view
Highlights:
- Display the key value structure of an object instead of the fine detail
- Provides a table view for arrays
- Supports traversing array elements one by one
- Enable you to check the schema of an array
- Enable you to check the value of a specified key inside an array
- Supports any Javascript expression's value as input
- Supports local json file, if enabled in extension page
- The raw json response from an API will be stored into a local variable called bang, and you can either use the browsing panel to play around with data or write custom javascript expressions like 'Object.size(bang)' or even 'bang.map(function(row){ return row.name; })'
- Supports underscore, d3 grammar when writing custom javascript expressions
