SublimePrettyJson: A Python repository from gdemecki

Prettify/Minify/Query JSON plugin for Sublime Text 2 & 3

Installation

Install this sublime text 2/3 package via Package Control search for package: "Pretty JSON"

or manually install

cd <Packages directory> (for example on Mac it is ~/Library/Application Support/<Sublime Text Version>/Packages)
git clone https://github.com/dzhibas/SublimePrettyJson.git

Usage

To prettify JSON, make selection of json (or else it will try to use full view buffer) and press keys:

Linux: ctrl+alt+j
Windows: ctrl+alt+j
OS X: cmd+ctrl+j

or through Command Palette Ctrl+Shift+P find "Pretty JSON: Format (Pretty Print) JSON" (you can search for part of it like 'pretty format')

If selection is empty and configuration entry use_entire_file_if_no_selection is true, tries to prettify whole file

If JSON is not valid it will be displayed in status bar of Sublime Text

Validate JSON

Using Command Palette Ctrl+Shift+P find "Pretty JSON: Validate" (you can search for partial string 'validate') this will validate selection or full file and will show in dialog if it's valid or invalid. In case of found errors view will jump to error and will highlight it

Compress / Minify JSON

Using Command Palette Ctrl+Shift+P find "Pretty JSON: Minify (compress) JSON" (you can search for part of it like 'json minify') this will make selection or full buffer as single line JSON which later you can use in command lines (curl/httpie) or somewhere else...

To map a key combination like Ctrl+Alt+M to the Minify command, you can add a setting like this to your .sublime-keymap file (eg: Packages/User/Default (Windows).sublime-keymap):

  { "keys": [ "ctrl+alt+m" ], "command": "un_pretty_json" }

Convert JSON to XML

Using Command Palette Ctrl+Shift+P search fo "Pretty JSON: JSON 2 XML" (you can search for part of it like '2XML') this will convert your selected JSON of full buffer to XML and replace syntax and buffer to XML output

./jQ query/filter usage

Demo:

If on your machine "./jq" tool is available with ctrl+atl+shift+j you can run against your json. output will be opened in new view so you can once again apply jq on new buffer

You can find instructions of tool here:

http://stedolan.github.io/jq/

Default configuration

use_entire_file_if_no_selection - true

indent - 2

sort_keys - false

ensure_ascii - false

Using tabs for indentation

You can change configuration key indent to string value "\t" or any other string

"indent" : "\t",

Be sure "Indent Using Spaces" is unchecked otherwise you will not see effect and ST2/3 will convert it back to spaces

Thanks

@the3rdhbtaylor https://github.com/the3rdhbtaylor
@crcastle https://github.com/crcastle

Others

If you YAMLing then maybe you interested in this plugin: https://github.com/aukaost/SublimePrettyYAML

gdemecki/SublimePrettyJson