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JSON formatter that produces highly readable but fairly compact output.
The new CLI. It's written in C#, but published here as self-contained executables. You can run these natively - you don't need to install .NET. (If you do have .NET installed, you can use the .NET global tool version instead, if you prefer.). See the fracjson CLI wiki page for more info.
Properties of expanded objects (ones that aren't inlined or table-formatted) are now aligned so that their values begin in the same column. This makes for a more consistent look between table-formatted and expanded objects. The new setting MaxPropNamePadding controls how much space FracturedJson is allowed to add, since it looks bad and wastes space if some property names are m...
Added a new option for where commas are placed with table formatting. The old (and still default) behavior puts commas after the column padding. This causes all the commas for a column to line up, which sometimes looks silly, especially when it's just a single column of strings being formatted as a table.
Now you can set TableCommaPlacement to `TableCommaPlacemen...
Replaced setting DontJustifyNumbers with a new enum, NumberListAlignment, to control how arrays or table columns of numbers are handled.
Normalize is the default and it behaves like previous versions when DontJustifyNumbers==false. With it, number lists or columns are rewritten with the same number of digits after the decimal place.Decimal lines the numbers up a...