This website's JSON Pretty-Print utility uses the following code to convert JSON text into ready-to-read JSON. jsonPrettyPrint first strips all carriage returns and newlines from the original text. The JSON.parse call converts the JSON text to an Object. JSON.stringify then converts that object into an attractively formatted string. I am not aware of any security issues with the JSON.parse call, which is run server-side. If I'm mistaken, please leave a comment!
function jsonPrettyPrint(text) { text = JSON.parse(text.replace(/\r|\n/g, ' ')); text = JSON.stringify(text, null, 4); return text; }
It's important to be pretty, even if your name isn't Jason!
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