Power JSON Editor is a powerful JSON editor on Mac OS X for developers. By Power JSON Editor, developers can easily import JSON data from web, or import plist data as JSON, and also can export JSON to plist file. With support of Plug-in, Power JSON Editor is also easily to extend its functions, currently supports rendering JSON data with Jade template.

 

Features

Multiple Editor Panel	Powerful Node Edit	Import & Export
Raw JSON text editor JSON node editor JSON node tree editor Toggle editor panel easily	One-click beautifying JSON text Convert node data type between string, number, boolean and null Duplicate, cut, copy and paste JSON node Wrap JSON node to object or array Drag and drop JSON data between documents or other editors	Import JSON data from web Import Plist file as JSON Export JSON to plist file
Plug-in Supports	JSON Render Plug-in	Lion Compatible
Data format converting plugin (current only has plist format converting plugin) JSON Render Plug-in More Plug-ins in developing	Render JSON as html with Jade template JSON document in jade local variable is “data”, see example below	Supports fullscreen mode Supports document versions

 

JSONPath Support

Power JSON Editor supports filter JSON nodes with JSONPath (http://goessner.net/articles/JsonPath/) since 1.3.0.

Power JSON Editor does not support script expression like (@.length-1) in JSONPath.

Filter Expression

Power JSON Editor supports Filter Expression like ?(price < 10)

Grammar

• String Compare Operator: =, contains
• Number Compare Operator: =, <, >, <=, >=
• Collection Operator: filed in {value1, value2}
• Logic Operator: and, or

Examples

• Filter all books cheapier than 10: $..book[?(price<10)]
• Filter all books title contains ‘of’: $..book[?(title contains ‘of’)]
• Filter all books price is 8.95 or 8.99: $..book[?(price in {8.95, 8.99})]

 

Render Template Example

- each item in data
    h2= item.title
    p= item.text

 

Screenshots