If you’re struggling with json object parsing, try jq for quick CLI stuff. It’s like grep but for json—super powerful for filtering and transforming data.
And yeah, always validate! I use zod for runtime checks—super flexible and has great error messages.
For debugging, JSON Crack visualizes your json as a graph. Sounds extra, but it’s weirdly satisfying to see everything laid out.
And yeah, always validate! I use zod for runtime checks—super flexible and has great error messages.
For debugging, JSON Crack visualizes your json as a graph. Sounds extra, but it’s weirdly satisfying to see everything laid out.