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PrettyJson is a CLI tool for displaying JSON files in a pretty-printed format, written in and for Python 3.

How to Use

  1. Install
python3 setup.py install
  1. Help dialog
pj --help
pjdisplay --help
pjsettings --help

Details

  1. PrettyJson All pretty-printed JSON will be opened in Google Chrome by default (this can be changed). If multiple files are given prettyjson then you will be prompted to answer if you'd like to open all files or just save them to memory.

    This is a data visualizer tool. CLI command: prettyjson --help

  2. PrettyJson Display For already existing pretty-printed JSONs you can run this tool to open the file(s) in your recommended format (via Settings).

    CLI command: pjopen --help

  3. PrettyJson Settings These are the settings that both PrettyJson and PrettyJson Display will use to prettify your data. These settings are saved to OSX - /Users/[username]/.prettyjson Windows: C:\Users\Program Files.prettyjson

    CLI command: pjsettings --help

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PrettyJson
PrettyJson is a CLI tool for displaying JSON files in a pretty-printed format, written in and for Python 3.
How to Use
  1. Install
python3 setup.py install
  1. Help dialog
pj --help
pjdisplay --help
pjsettings --help
Details
  1. PrettyJson
All pretty-printed JSON will be opened in Google Chrome by default (this can be changed). If multiple files are given prettyjson then you will be prompted to answer if you'd like to open all files or just save them to memory.
    This is a data visualizer tool.
CLI command: prettyjson --help
  2. PrettyJson Display
For already existing pretty-printed JSONs you can run this tool to open the file(s) in your recommended format (via Settings).
    CLI command: pjopen --help
  3. PrettyJson Settings
These are the settings that both PrettyJson and PrettyJson Display will use to prettify your data. These settings are saved to
OSX - /Users/[username]/.prettyjson
Windows: C:\Users\Program Files.prettyjson
    CLI command: pjsettings --help
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PrettyJson
PrettyJson is a CLI tool for displaying JSON files in a pretty-printed format, written in and for Python 3.
How to Use
  1. Install
python3 setup.py install
  1. Help dialog
pj --help
pjdisplay --help
pjsettings --help
Details
  1. PrettyJson
All pretty-printed JSON will be opened in Google Chrome by default (this can be changed). If multiple files are given prettyjson then you will be prompted to answer if you'd like to open all files or just save them to memory.
    This is a data visualizer tool.
CLI command: prettyjson --help
  2. PrettyJson Display
For already existing pretty-printed JSONs you can run this tool to open the file(s) in your recommended format (via Settings).
    CLI command: pjopen --help
  3. PrettyJson Settings
These are the settings that both PrettyJson and PrettyJson Display will use to prettify your data. These settings are saved to
OSX - /Users/[username]/.prettyjson
Windows: C:\Users\Program Files.prettyjson
    CLI command: pjsettings --help
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PrettyJson
PrettyJson is a CLI tool for displaying JSON files in a pretty-printed format, written in and for Python 3.
How to Use
  1. Install
python3 setup.py install
  1. Help dialog
pj --help
pjdisplay --help
pjsettings --help
Details
  1. PrettyJson
All pretty-printed JSON will be opened in Google Chrome by default (this can be changed). If multiple files are given prettyjson then you will be prompted to answer if you'd like to open all files or just save them to memory.
    This is a data visualizer tool.
CLI command: prettyjson --help
  2. PrettyJson Display
For already existing pretty-printed JSONs you can run this tool to open the file(s) in your recommended format (via Settings).
    CLI command: pjopen --help
  3. PrettyJson Settings
These are the settings that both PrettyJson and PrettyJson Display will use to prettify your data. These settings are saved to
OSX - /Users/[username]/.prettyjson
Windows: C:\Users\Program Files.prettyjson
    CLI command: pjsettings --help
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PrettyJson
PrettyJson is a CLI tool for displaying JSON files in a pretty-printed format, written in and for Python 3.
How to Use
  1. Install
python3 setup.py install
  1. Help dialog
pj --help
pjdisplay --help
pjsettings --help
Details
  1. PrettyJson
All pretty-printed JSON will be opened in Google Chrome by default (this can be changed). If multiple files are given prettyjson then you will be prompted to answer if you'd like to open all files or just save them to memory.
    This is a data visualizer tool.
CLI command: prettyjson --help
  2. PrettyJson Display
For already existing pretty-printed JSONs you can run this tool to open the file(s) in your recommended format (via Settings).
    CLI command: pjopen --help
  3. PrettyJson Settings
These are the settings that both PrettyJson and PrettyJson Display will use to prettify your data. These settings are saved to
OSX - /Users/[username]/.prettyjson
Windows: C:\Users\Program Files.prettyjson
    CLI command: pjsettings --help
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PrettyJson is a CLI tool for displaying JSON files in a pretty-printed format, written in and for Python 3.
How to Use
  1. Install
python3 setup.py install
  1. Help dialog
pj --help
pjdisplay --help
pjsettings --help
Details
  1. PrettyJson
All pretty-printed JSON will be opened in Google Chrome by default (this can be changed). If multiple files are given prettyjson then you will be prompted to answer if you'd like to open all files or just save them to memory.
    This is a data visualizer tool.
CLI command: prettyjson --help
  2. PrettyJson Display
For already existing pretty-printed JSONs you can run this tool to open the file(s) in your recommended format (via Settings).
    CLI command: pjopen --help
  3. PrettyJson Settings
These are the settings that both PrettyJson and PrettyJson Display will use to prettify your data. These settings are saved to
OSX - /Users/[username]/.prettyjson
Windows: C:\Users\Program Files.prettyjson
    CLI command: pjsettings --help
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PrettyJson is a CLI tool for displaying JSON files in a pretty-printed format, written in and for Python 3.
How to Use
  1. Install
python3 setup.py install
  1. Help dialog
pj --help
pjdisplay --help
pjsettings --help
Details
  1. PrettyJson
All pretty-printed JSON will be opened in Google Chrome by default (this can be changed). If multiple files are given prettyjson then you will be prompted to answer if you'd like to open all files or just save them to memory.
    This is a data visualizer tool.
CLI command: prettyjson --help
  2. PrettyJson Display
For already existing pretty-printed JSONs you can run this tool to open the file(s) in your recommended format (via Settings).
    CLI command: pjopen --help
  3. PrettyJson Settings
These are the settings that both PrettyJson and PrettyJson Display will use to prettify your data. These settings are saved to
OSX - /Users/[username]/.prettyjson
Windows: C:\Users\Program Files.prettyjson
    CLI command: pjsettings --help
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