Question 1

Is JSON data parsed and formatted strictly in the browser without server telemetry?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all JSON formatting, schema validation, minification, tree rendering, and node graph layouts are computed 100% client-side via JavaScript Web APIs with zero external network requests or database telemetry, ensuring complete confidentiality for production secrets and API payloads.

Question 2

What is the maximum payload size supported for client-side JSON formatting and graph visualization?

Accepted Answer

The client-side rainbow tree and text formatter easily handle JSON payloads up to 10MB to 20MB. For interactive node graph visualizer mode, payloads under 500KB (or approximately 2,000 nodes) are recommended to maintain 60 FPS SVG rendering and panning performance.

Question 3

How does client-side JSON linting detect and pinpoint syntax errors?

Accepted Answer

Parsing errors are caught using a safe JSON parser regex and position scanner that pinpoints the exact line number, column offset, and character token causing parsing failures (such as unquoted keys, trailing commas, or unescaped control characters).

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Is JSON data parsed and formatted strictly in the browser without server telemetry?

What is the maximum payload size supported for client-side JSON formatting and graph visualization?

How does client-side JSON linting detect and pinpoint syntax errors?

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