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The best of both `JSON.stringify(obj)` and `JSON.stringify(obj, null, indent)`.
a better `node -p` that accepts stdin and can format and highlight output
Format a request / response from within [Insomnia REST Client](https://insomnia.rest/)! The result is copied to the clipboard. Currently, a request / reponse is formatted as HTML and plain text.
Wrap eslint and esformatter to format and pretty-print from stdin
Beautify HTML, JS, CSS, and JSON in the browser or in Node.js!
- beautify
- beautify-js
- beautify-json
- pretty-print
- pretty
- prettify
- beautify-css
- beautify-html
- html
- json
- css
- js
- javascript
Plugin that makes the yamprint pretty printer prettier.
Stringify any JavaScript value.
Configurable prettier plugin which harnesses the TypeScript Compiler API
Formats json files in the given path. Files have to have the .json extension when a directory is supplied.
Latest version of Pretty Diff for use in Atom Beautify to field test it in the wild before moving on to Pretty Diff 3.
Formats XML into a more readable format by inserting linebreaks and indents. Supports all element types (e.g. processing instructions) and also the xml:space attribute
CLI interface for json-stringify-pretty-compact library
Utility function to beautify JSON string...like JSON.stringify() but better
📝 Yet another logger
### Introdution I used [debug](https://github.com/visionmedia/debug) in most of my projects, it's a very good library. But there are some limitations as I have to write a new library to serve my projects. It is based on [debug](https://github.com/visionme
Small command-line utility to pretty-print JSON files. Colour included.
Pretty prints and minifies XML/JSON/SQL/CSS
An approximate equivalent of PHP's print_r function, pretty-prints almost any type as JSON.
A tiny debugging utility with no packages dependencies for Node.js
NPM Library that pretty-prints testing results to the console