And 29 seconds on average were taken to parse it. It took around 7 seconds on average to get the data copied to the website console. I got pretty much same result for Jsonlint. I got unresponsive error in Chrome browser which lasted few seconds a couple of times. Eventually it was parsed & formatted properly & I was able to scroll the formatted document without much issue or lag. It took around 30 seconds on average to parse & display the formatted data. It took around 11 seconds on average to get the data copied from clipboard to website console. I opened & pasted the content of the file. I downloaded a sample JSON file which was around 30 mb in size. I have a Windows laptop with 8GB machine running on Intel Core i5. I thought of doing a quick rough benchmark. It has a nice Diff feature where you can compare two JSON files, check the difference & merge them if required. It has a Batch option where you can upload multiple JSON files from your machine at the same time & get them validated.
It is not only a Json parser or validator, it supports multiple functionalities.
JSON ONLINE FORMATTER PRO
By the way, Jsonlint has a pro version which is.
In the past, I have seen Jsonlint becoming unresponsive for the same file size & hanging my Chrome browser for a while. I also mentioned that I prefer because it parses larger JSON files efficiently & doesn’t hang the browser. There I touched upon briefly on a couple of websites which I regularly use to format or validate JSON documents online. I wrote a post sometime back regarding using Notepad++ as offline JSON validator.
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