Tabaix / Developer tools
Format and transform development data with strict input rules. Keep encoding, parsing and application security separate.
Read: JSON, Base64 and URL encoding: choose the right transformation
JSON formatterMake valid JSON easier to inspect with indentation and clear nesting.UTF-8 Base64Encode Unicode text as Base64 or decode Base64 bytes back into UTF-8 text.URL component encoderEncode a single URL component without confusing its spaces and special characters with URL syntax.HTML entitiesEscape characters that have special meaning in HTML or decode the supported entities.CSS comment cleanerRemove CSS comments outside quoted strings while keeping whitespace and expressions intact.JavaScript minifierParse and minify a JavaScript snippet with the bundled Terser processor.HTML comment cleanerRemove comments from parsed HTML while retaining text whitespace in the output.Regex testerTest a regular expression in a separate worker with a processing time limit.Hex ↔ RGBConvert supported hex and RGB notation into consistent representations of the same colour.Unix timestamp converterConvert Unix seconds to UTC dates or an explicitly offset date to Unix seconds.
When these tools are useful
- Formatting or validating data before sending it to an API or a colleague.
- Encoding and decoding values while debugging a request or a link.
- Converting between everyday development formats without a full IDE.
- Checking a snippet’s structure before it goes into production code.
Treat tool output as a draft until it passes the real system’s validation — a formatter can make invalid data readable without making it correct. Keep encodings explicit: most mysterious data bugs are a text encoding or an escaping rule applied one time too many, or not at all. When you share a result, share the input and the settings with it so the next person can reproduce it exactly.
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