XML and JSON Viewer and Editor

Edit, view and analyze your data in a tree structure

XML Input

12345678910

XML View

<kitaplar>
<kitap id="1">
<baslik>
İnce Memed
</baslik>
<kategoriler>
<kategori>
Roman
</kategori>
<kategori>
Türk Edebiyatı
</kategori>
</kategoriler>
</kitap>
</kitaplar>

Easily View and Edit Your XML and JSON Data

XML Viewer Features

  • Tree View: View your XML data in an intuitive tree structure
  • Filtering: Filter your XML content by tags, attributes, or values
  • XPath Support: Quickly find specific elements with XPath queries
  • Formatting: Automatically format your XML data
  • Collapsible Nodes: Easily manage complex XML structures

JSON Viewer Features

  • Tree View: View your JSON data in an easy-to-understand tree structure
  • Filtering: Filter your JSON content by keys or values
  • JSONPath Support: Quickly find specific elements with JSONPath queries
  • Formatting: Automatically format your JSON data
  • Collapsible Nodes: Easily manage complex JSON structures

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between XML and JSON?

XML (eXtensible Markup Language) and JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) are different formats used for data transport and storage. XML, derived from SGML, is older and more comprehensive, with opening and closing tags. JSON is a newer, more compact format based on JavaScript object notation. JSON is generally more popular in web applications, while XML is often preferred in enterprise systems and configuration files.

What are XPath and JSONPath and how do I use them?

XPath is a query language used to find specific elements in XML documents. For example, the query `/books/book[1]/title` selects the 'title' element inside the first 'book' element under the 'books' tag. JSONPath has similar functions for JSON data. For example, the query `$.books[0].title` selects the 'title' property of the first element in the 'books' array of the root object. Both tools provide powerful methods for finding specific data points within large data structures.

How can I effectively process large XML and JSON files?

When working with large files, it's important to first filter the data and focus on specific sections. Our application facilitates navigation in large files with filter and search tools. Additionally, the expand/collapse feature helps you view only the sections you're interested in. For very large files, it's also effective to first divide the data into smaller pieces and analyze these pieces separately.