To celebrate (and prepare for) Siteimp's beta launch, I launched a new tool today. The NDJSON formatter allows users to format their NDJSON and JSONL in their browsers without uploading their file. It works fully offline and includes instructions for how to verify that on your own.
However, I also built this tool to help prepare for Siteimp's beta phase. All the logs are in NDJSON; they're built with a custom log format that I built for FitnessTracker and StorePhotos and used as my primary tool to debug Siteimp during its launch. Not only do I need a good NDJSON formatter for support, but I can share the engine and provide two free tools of varying levels.
The version on this site is very basic. It's designed so you can work with one line-delimited JSON file at a time. The version on Siteimp is designed with tech support in mind. It will contain the same privacy guarantees as the basic one because it's built with the same core but it will implement localStorage to allow multiple NDJSON files, comparing, diffing and more advanced features. It will be more like an NDJSON workbench whereas this tool is an NDJSON ummmm, really really small workbench???
I need to get better at elevator pitches. The new tool on my website is a really really small workbench for NDJSON? The crap Geg.