ijihe.com · Developer Tools
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Local developer tool: detect JSON, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and XML to read, search, format, minify, validate, and convert. JSON/JS/HTML Auto Formatting and Reading - Jihe (Jihe) is a Chrome developer tool that helps developers directly read, organize, and process JSON, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, XML, and common web source code. Jihe is the product brand name, and the product series name is Jihe JSON/JS. JSON Reading Open API responses or .json files directly, and automatically display tree view, formatted view, or raw view Search for fields, values, or node paths, with support for full match, case switching, and navigation to previous or next results Copy node path, current content, or formatted result, or download the processed file Preserve large integer original values to avoid precision changes during reading and formatting JavaScript Source Code Reading Automatically beautify JavaScript source code and provide syntax highlighting Support for formatted view and raw view, automatic line wrapping, line numbers, theme selection, and indentation options Return to original source code, or disable auto-formatting on the current page Refresh or click the refresh button to re-fetch the latest source code for the corresponding URL HTML, CSS, and XML Source Code When opening HTML, CSS, XML, or JSON view-source: pages, automatically enter the standalone source code reading page Keep the current source code URL, with a clickable source address at the bottom of the page Resource tags in HTML such as meta, link, script, img, a, source, iframe, audio, video remain in clean single-line form Inline style attributes in HTML are not split into multiple lines, and CSS and JavaScript within <style> and <script> tags are synchronized and organized External resource URLs in the source code can be clicked directly to open Source Code Refresh and History Re-fetch the latest content when refreshing the source code page Do not generate duplicate history versions for the same content Each source code address retains the most recent different versions, with a history record validity period of 24 hours View and restore old versions by time (hour, minute, second), or clear the history records for the current source code address No history-related entry is displayed when there is no history record Workbench The workbench supports pasting content or importing files, and automatically identifies JSON, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, XML. Support for formatting, minification, validation, copying, and downloading JSON can be converted to JavaScript objects, JavaScript strings HTML, CSS support common source code conversions After modifying input content, the result is automatically updated, while retaining the manual formatting button Common Encoding and Development Tools URL, Base64 text and files, Unicode, HTML entities, JSON strings, and Hex conversion Read-only parsing of JWT Header and Payload, without misinterpreting decoding as signature verification Conversion between Unix timestamp, local time, and ISO time SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 digests Display and Privacy Support for light mode, dark mode, system following, automatic line wrapping, line numbers, and various indentation methods Large files use a lighter reading method automatically to reduce lag when opening and scrolling Automatic source code takeover can be disabled and re-enabled in the prompt bar, Popup, or settings No registration or login required, no ads or remote code used Page content, code, JSON, files, and encoding inputs are all processed locally in the current browser Source code refresh history is temporarily saved only in the current browser and will automatically expire
Sep 8, 2026
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