JSONaire 1.2.0 is out on the Mac App Store, with two additions:
Save as CSV. Right-click an array of objects, or use the export button in the table view, and save it as a CSV file. You choose the separator (comma, semicolon, tab, pipe, or your own), whether to include a header row, and whether to quote every field. There's also an option to add a UTF-8 BOM so Excel opens it correctly. If you've filtered the table, the export contains just those rows.
Go to path. Enter a JSON path and jump straight to that node, no more expanding through nested objects by hand.
If you work with big JSON files on a Mac, give it a try and tell me what else you'd want. The free version handles files up to 100MB, and larger files and extra themes are a one-time unlock.
JSONaire is a native macOS app for opening and browsing huge JSON files, the kind that make Chrome DevTools, VS Code, or Electron viewers hang or crash. It memory-maps files instead of loading them into RAM, so a 4GB document opens in milliseconds and stays smooth at any depth. Includes native window tabs, fast search, copy in any format, and a table view for object arrays. Free up to 100MB, Pro unlocks unlimited size and all themes.
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