DevUtils.app

CyberChef is awesome for sure! I built DevUtils because I wanted more "integrated workflow". For example when I have an unformatted JSON string in my clipboard, I just need to…

It looks like it has a separate input and output which is nice, and it also lists the possible options so you don't have to type and guess :)

Oh that seems really interesting. Smart detect is a nice addition, I'd say. I'll try it out.

This reminds me a lot of CyberChef[0], which has a lot of similar features. That said, it's a web application(though it's easy to run locally). This looks like a nice native-UI…

DevUtils reminds me of CyberChef [1][2]. The latter supports ~300 operations, is also open source and works entirely offline, but lacks the 'smart detect' feature of DevUtils…

Most of these tools are not mac only, it would be amazing if you could make this available to users of other operating systems, too. On a tooling note, how much work would it be…

Does anyone have an alternative for Windows?

The JSON formatter/validator alone would make this worth the money to me. A YAML formatter/validator could also be very useful. But they do have to be rock-solid and able to…

I agree with the App Store statement. If this was on the App Store, I would pay and try it out. Instead I downloaded the source code and building myself right now.

I would definitely buy it if it was on the App Store. Much less hassle to buy and keep updated than to have to track the github repo and build my own CI/CD workflow around…

Can't i just pop open my browser's console and: - Unix time converter: (unixtime) => new Date(unixtime) - Unix time converter reverse: (date) => ~~(date.getTime() / 1000) - JSON…

Not to sound negative but I always wonder, who is this for? Seems like a lot of these can be replaced by a line of python (or javascript or gnu util). - backslash escapes:…

Any plans to include regex support? I used to use a small offline tool (regexhibit?) but that remained unsupported, now moved to regex101.com. Yet something offline would be so…

Another comment in favor of regex support. If it worked similar to regex101.com I'd instabuy

Nice, now absorb https://regex101.com/ too!

The JSON formatter/validator alone would make this worth the money to me. A YAML formatter/validator could also be very useful. But they do have to be rock-solid and able to…

Nice app! Some suggestions: - a YAML formatter and validator would be nice. I lost counts of how many hairs I pulled trying to debug my YAML configuration files only to find out…

Couple additional things would be interesting: 1. UUID generator (v1/v4, etc...) 2. Text diff checker (two sets of text, show the differences). 3. JSON diff. Show differences…

JSON diff would be extremely useful!

The JSON formatter/validator alone would make this worth the money to me. A YAML formatter/validator could also be very useful. But they do have to be rock-solid and able to…

Not OP in question. I threw a 20k student campus of json class registration data ... Hundreds of Megs at CyberChef to pretty print and it choked. I sometimes use jq/ya ... The…

Thanks! These are all good suggestions. I also have plan to add custom scripts so people can add their own tools from their specific workflows.

Yeah... This is what I was always doing. Everytime I open my Chrome Dev Tool for this, I wish there is an app that do it for me with just a single click / hotkey. So I wrote the…

Just to be clear, what's the primary difference between the featured app and Boop (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/boop/id1518425043?mt=12)?

Very cool! Is there support for tabs? For example, on the JSON Formatters I usually have a few Chrome tabs open where I work with different data structures.

DevUtils reminds me of CyberChef [1][2]. The latter supports ~300 operations, is also open source and works entirely offline, but lacks the 'smart detect' feature of DevUtils…

This reminds me a lot of CyberChef[0], which has a lot of similar features. That said, it's a web application(though it's easy to run locally). This looks like a nice native-UI…

Just to be clear, what's the primary difference between the featured app and Boop (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/boop/id1518425043?mt=12)?

Interesting! Could you share more on why would you use this app for large JSON/YAML files but not other specific tools like jq/yq? I'm interesting to know because I built this…

Not OP in question. I threw a 20k student campus of json class registration data ... Hundreds of Megs at CyberChef to pretty print and it choked. I sometimes use jq/ya ... The…

I use json.pizza [1] on the web but have not hit it at scale. Likely it would choke. Still a great little tool. [1] https://json.pizza/

Nice, now absorb https://regex101.com/ too!