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JSON Reindent

by ThomasKliszowski ALL

Sublime Text 2/3 Plugin - JSON Reindent: reindent file or selection

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Installs

  • Total 136K
  • Win 55K
  • Mac 54K
  • Linux 27K
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Windows 2 34 24 11 13 34 42 41 33 42 15 10 34 50 49 32 33 7 12 33 34 43 29 37 18 17 36 27 27 32 26 15 12 34 44 31 35 32 10 5 28 47 44 34 27 11
Mac 2 34 33 11 5 30 35 39 23 23 7 11 25 33 48 37 29 5 11 28 36 37 36 31 9 10 25 30 46 27 27 17 11 27 42 38 31 28 11 5 25 29 29 35 29 9
Linux 0 15 23 8 5 14 20 24 21 18 8 6 18 23 13 28 14 13 11 18 12 18 23 16 7 11 15 14 27 15 20 14 4 10 34 26 22 13 6 8 18 14 16 19 11 7

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JSONReindent

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Description

Sublime Text 2/3 Plugin - JSON Reindent: reindent file or selection

Usage

Open your Sublime Text command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and type “JSON Reindent”.

This will reindent your whole file, or your selection if exists.

The error output is in your Sublime Text Console.

Logs

  • 2.0.0: Use PyYAML to parse user input because YAML is a superset of JSON. This way, the script is less restrictive than the use of the JSON parser, ie: the plugin is able to parse a JSON with trailing commas. In addition to that, you can parse a YAML file and format it to JSON by using this plugin.
  • 1.1.1: Fix non-ascii bug.
  • 1.1.0: Disable sorting by default, add a settings file to enable it (see Settings > JSON Reindent > Settings - Default) only on ST3.
  • 1.0.1: JSON Reindent now uses users's tab_size instead of 2 spaces to indent json
  • 1.0: Enable user to reindent current file or selection (single or multiple), silent if it can't