Developer Tools
Choose a browser-side helper for parsing structured text, inspecting URLs and query parameters, testing JavaScript regex, previewing five-field cron, encoding text, or converting developer data.
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URL Parser
Split a complete URL locally in your browser into scheme, host, port, path, query string, fragment, and query parameters.
Query String Parser
Parse URL query parameters locally in your browser, including key-value pairs, repeated keys, blank values, and grouped JSON.
HTTP Status Code Reference
Look up common HTTP status codes locally in your browser, including meaning, category, common use, and debugging notes.
Cron Expression Parser
Parse five-field Unix cron expressions locally in your browser, expand field meanings, and preview upcoming run times.
Regex Tester
Test JavaScript regular expressions locally in your browser with matches, capture groups, and replacement preview.
Markdown Table Generator
Convert tab, comma, or pipe-separated data into GitHub-flavored Markdown tables with header and alignment options.
HTML Minifier
Minify HTML online with conservative whitespace and comment cleanup while preserving scripts, styles, and whitespace-sensitive content.
CSS Minifier
Minify CSS online with conservative comment, indentation, and safe punctuation cleanup while preserving strings, URLs, calc(), and protected comments.
JavaScript Beautifier
Beautify JavaScript snippets online by normalizing indentation, line breaks, and common punctuation spacing while preserving strings, templates, comments, and regex literals.
JSONPath Tester
Test JSONPath expressions against sample JSON locally in your browser and inspect matched paths, values, and dialect boundaries.
JSON Minifier
Minify JSON online by validating it first, then removing unnecessary whitespace, line breaks, and indentation.
XML Formatter
Format, minify, and check well-formed XML online for configs, API responses, RSS, SOAP, and document snippets.
YAML Formatter
Format and validate YAML online for configs, CI files, front matter, and Kubernetes-style snippets with browser-local processing.
TOML Formatter
Format and validate TOML snippets online for config files, project metadata, and tool settings with browser-local processing.
CSV to JSON Converter
Convert common CSV text into a JSON array of objects in your browser, with explicit handling for headers, quoted commas, and blank rows.
JSON to CSV Converter
Convert a JSON object or an array of objects into reviewable CSV text in your browser, with conservative handling for merged fields and nested values.
JWT Decoder
Decode a JWT header and payload locally in your browser, including alg, typ, sub, iss, aud, iat, exp, and nbf claims.
Audience
Who uses these tools?
- Developers checking encoded text, JSON, timestamps, UUIDs, and HTML entities.
- Editors and operators checking payloads, links, schedules, and text transformations.
- Teams that need reproducible examples plus explicit parser and runtime boundaries.
Pick the parser before changing the data
For {"state":"draft"}, use JSON Formatter to read structure or JSON Minifier to serialize compactly. For https://example.com/a%2Fb?tag=one&tag=two#top, use URL Parser for scheme/path/fragment and Query String Parser for repeated tag values. Encoding tools change representation; they do not validate the surrounding protocol.
Test runtime-specific text and schedules
Regex Tester follows the current browser JavaScript RegExp and exposes gimsuy only. Cron Expression Parser follows five-field Unix syntax, local/UTC preview, day-of-month versus weekday OR semantics, and a 366-day search window. Recheck either result in the target backend or scheduler.
Local handler does not mean a trusted environment
The current transformation handlers run in browser code without an input-upload endpoint, but the page, extensions, clipboard, device, and third-party scripts are separate trust boundaries. Redact credentials, tokens, personal data, and production logs before pasting.
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Which tool should inspect a callback URL?
Parse the complete callback with URL Parser first, preserving serialized and decoded path views. Then use Query String Parser to inspect blanks, repeated keys, + versus %2B, and grouped JSON. Neither tool checks reachability or reputation.
Does compact JSON preserve exact payload bytes?
No. JSON.parse followed by JSON.stringify can change large numbers, numeric spelling, negative zero, duplicate keys, and integer-like key order. Do not transform signed or byte-sensitive payloads without checking the protocol.
Can a green regex or cron preview be copied directly to production?
Not safely by itself. Add counterexamples and long-input tests for regex, and compare cron fields, timezone, OR semantics, and provider extensions with the actual target documentation and logs.
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