ObjectReader
Turns a developer snippet or structured object into something a non-technical reader can review.
Use it when a non-developer has to review or sign off on structured data a developer handed them.
Access
This tool runs behind a sign-in. If you have access, open it; if not, ask and we will say yes or explain why not.
What it does
Takes JSON, a JSON-like TypeScript object literal, or a developer snippet and renders it as something a non-technical reader can review: summary cards, a field and value table, arrays of objects as tables, and a print-friendly view for Save as PDF. It exists so a founder conversation about a config, a payload or a contract does not start with a wall of braces.
It evaluates a pasted snippet rather than parsing it, and it does not redact anything, so treat the input box as something that runs what you give it. Paste what you trust, and nothing carrying a live secret.
It is a single Cloudflare Worker. The whole UI is an inline template in worker.ts; there is no build step.
Features
- Paste-in editor for JSON, TypeScript object literals and snippets; upload accepts .json, .ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx and .txt
- Built-in starter example
- Top-level summary cards and a field, path, type and value table
- Array-of-object table rendering
- Resolves TypeScript bindings across a snippet and names the external dependencies it could not resolve, rather than refusing to render
- Print view with its own stylesheet and a branded header, for Save as PDF
Inputs
- Pasted snippet. JSON, a TypeScript object literal or a developer snippet. It is evaluated, so paste only what you would run
- Uploaded file (.json, .ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx, .txt)
Outputs
- Overview cards. The object's shape at a glance
- Field table. Path, label, value and type, searchable
- Tables for arrays of objects
- Bindings. Which TypeScript references resolved and which did not
- Print-ready review (PDF)