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Changelog

What changed in each release of JSON Scope, newest first.

1.0.0

Submitted for review

The first release.

  • Open JSON files of any size, with memory that stays flat as the file grows.
  • A virtualised tree that expands lazily at any depth, and a raw byte view with line numbers.
  • Find keys and values across the whole document, with match counts and next and previous navigation.
  • Validation that reports the line, the column, the offending token and what was expected.
  • Table view for arrays of objects, with inferred column types, sorting and filtering.
  • JSONPath queries, including filter expressions.
  • jq-style queries covering identity, fields, indexing, slices, iteration, pipes, select, object construction, keys, length, map and to_entries.
  • JSON Schema 2020-12 inference for any node.
  • Structural diff of two documents, by key and by position.
  • Byte-preserving edits: everything you did not touch is written back exactly as it was.
  • Export any node as JSON or CSV.
  • Quick Look previews of JSON in Finder on macOS.
  • A “Query JSON File” action for Shortcuts and Spotlight.