JSON -> TABLE is a Chrome extension that allows you to view XLSX, JSON, XML REST responses or files as HTML table with detection of nested columns and tables. It also enables data exploration, filtering, sorting, and exporting of desired data, as well as sending requests and generating simple reports.
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!!! for new browsers version - if you have an issue with large JSON data - disable embedded in browser formater: add to chrome command line this argument:
--disable-features=PrettyPrintJSONDocument
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Pros
Very useful and helpful for dealing with large JSON files.
Intuitive display of JSON data as tables enhances readability.
Boosts developer productivity.
Works as advertised with more functionality than expected.
Cons
Requests for additional functionality have been mentioned, such as formatting for titles and buttons for standard JSON view.
Json formatter extensions with syntax highlighting and clickable node expansion/collapse for tree-like structures are beneficial for enhancing the readability of smaller JSON documents. However, when dealing with large JSON files, these ordinary extensions may fall short. This is where the JSON->TABLE extension truly shines. The ability to introspect a large JSON document as tables provides a seamless and efficient way to grasp its content quickly. This extension significantly boosts developer productivity, making it an invaluable tool for navigating and understanding complex data structures which are commony found in enteprise IT systems with a lot of legacy and messy data models and business logic.