Developer Tools

Formatters, encoders, and generators for developers

The small tasks that interrupt actual work: making a minified blob readable, checking whether a pattern matches, encoding something for a URL, remembering what a cron expression means or what a 422 is. Each of these runs locally in your browser, which matters when the string you are pasting is a token or part of a customer record.

Which one do you need?

The tools above overlap in places. This is the quickest way to pick the right one.

An API response is an unreadable single line
JSON FormatterIndents it and reports exactly where the syntax breaks if it is invalid.
You are writing a pattern and want to see it match
Regex TesterLive matching against your own sample text beats deploying and hoping.
You need to embed binary data as text
Base64 EncoderAlso handy for reading the payload of a token by hand.
You need a schedule and cannot recall the field order
Cron Expression GeneratorBuilds the expression and explains in words what it will actually do.
You are setting Unix file permissions
Chmod CalculatorTranslates between 755 and the read/write/execute bits it stands for.
You hit a status code you do not recognise
HTTP Status CodesA reference page per code, with what actually causes it.
You have a curl command and need it in your language
curl to Code ConverterTurns a copied curl request into equivalent code.

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