Is there a gui for json generator? eg a form in which i can enter first Name, LastName, Sex etc... then it generates the correct json.

You can just type it out man, JSON is not as hard to read as XML

I used google spreadsheets with a json export script. But that's only viable for personal manual data gathering and not something you would serve a user.

For that you'd need a website or form service like https://www.wufoo.com/ and a database like firebase real time database.

jsonlint.com will validate as you type in...

{"firstname": "abc", "last
name":"xyz", "sex":"often", "age": "99"}

That was hard 🤷‍♂️

You could just build a form and convert to json, I mean, you are a dev right?

No, there is no such tool available at this time.

Php has a json_encode function, perhaps try creating a form in that

@alexbrooklyn wow! seting up a php instance for something that can be done in 10 minutes with client side html, css, and javascript. You like to use the big battleship canon to kill a moscito don't you? 😀

@heyheni oh shit, I almost forgot that javascript existed for that 😅 whoops

Btw, add blockhain, docker, k8s and a redis db to make sure the app works properly

@alexbrooklyn ay ay captain! 😄

@C0D4 well if you can't write JSON I kinda doubt it

@alexbrooklyn yes, because how would one write Javascript Object notation with Javascript?

Handy for generating JSON test data:
https://www.json-generator.com

I tried this one and it's really easy and helpful.
helped me generation a really long Json.

http://www.objgen.com/json

@heyheni php setup is seconds if you download the binaries,
open cmd/terminal

php -a

echo json_encode(array("firstname" => "hey", "lastname" => "heni"));

Copy output

I think it would have been quicker to do it then write this thing on my phone 🤦‍♂️😂

But then opening a browser console and adding

let arr = [ "Bob", "Marley", "Chester", "Heyheni" ];
Console.debug(JSON.stringify(arr));

Could work too, I mean it's pretty intensive though.

@C0D4 typing code on phone is the worst. I also hate it when I am talking about .NET a few times in a message because of the automatic space removal...

@Codex404 autocomplete + random spaces are the worst when trying to write syntax on a phone.

It's ok for small things (well it's tolerable)

Random related tip if you are on a Mac. You can use the Xcode plist editor to make hierarchical data structures and then save as or convert them to JSON with putil

plutil -convert json data.plist -o data.json

@Coffe2Code ... Awesome this solves my problem! Thanks ...

@kaloxy great

@C0D4 @Codex404 try "unexpected keyboard" for android

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