See how NextJSON can convert your lists to arrays with different quote styles.
Convert a list of items to an array with different quote styles
apple banana orange grape watermelon pineapple mango strawberry
[ "apple", "banana", "orange", "grape", "watermelon", "pineapple", "mango", "strawberry" ]
Convert a space-separated list to an array
red blue green yellow purple pink
[ "red", "blue", "green", "yellow", "purple", "pink" ]
Convert a list with mixed formats (newlines and spaces) to an array
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
[ "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday" ]
While formatting JSON data from my log files, I found it tricky to decode the nested parts. So, I built this site to make my life easier! If it helps others too, that’s even better!
No, this site does not store or share your data in the cloud. Your data remains private and is kept locally on your broswer.
Nested JSON strings often occur when JSON data is serialized multiple times, such as when storing JSON in databases or passing it through multiple systems. Decoding is necessary to access and work with the actual data structure rather than dealing with escaped string representations.
This tool automatically detects and recursively decodes JSON strings at any depth of nesting. It can handle scenarios where JSON has been encoded multiple times, carefully preserving the data structure while removing escape characters and converting string representations back into proper JSON objects.
Yes, the decoder can process arrays containing multiple encoded JSON strings. It will iterate through array elements and decode any JSON strings it finds, maintaining the array structure while properly parsing each encoded element.
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