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Developer Tools

The developer tools bring together the small, frequent jobs that fill a working day: formatting and validating JSON, HTML, and CSS; encoding and escaping text; generating code snippets and data URIs; and inspecting tokens and timestamps. They are built for quick, private, in-browser use, so you can paste, transform, and copy without a round trip to a server.

What this category covers

This category spans formatters and validators, encoders and escaping utilities, code and data-URI generators, and a range of developer conveniences. Anything that takes text or a file and returns clean, copy-ready output for your codebase lives here.

Common use cases

  • Formatting a minified JSON payload to read it during debugging
  • Percent-encoding a value before putting it in a URL
  • Generating a framework component with an image inlined
  • Validating that a Base64 string is well-formed before shipping it
  • Escaping text so code displays as text in HTML

Best practices

  • Validate JSON before you rely on it; a single missing comma is the usual culprit behind a parse error.
  • Keep a formatted copy for editing and a minified copy for production rather than shipping the pretty version.
  • Inline only small images as data URIs; link larger assets so they can be cached.
  • Use URL-safe encoding when a value travels in a URL, and standard encoding elsewhere.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. The developer tools run entirely in your browser, so your code and data stay on your device.
Formatting adds indentation and line breaks to make code readable; minifying strips them to make the file smaller for production.
Data URIs suit small images you want to inline to avoid an extra request. For larger or frequently reused assets, a normal cached file performs better.
No. Base64 is an encoding that anyone can reverse. It makes binary data safe to embed in text, but it provides no secrecy.
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