Inspection

Table view

Array-of-objects → sortable, filterable table with CSV export.

Table tab in the toolbar.

Auto-flattening

Nested object fields flatten to dot-paths so every record shares a column set. Arrays inside rows show as `[N]` placeholders since cells can only hold scalars.

NoteTable view needs the document root to be an array of objects (e.g. [ {…}, {…} ]). If your array is nested under a key, use jq `.items[]` first, or paste the array directly.

Table view of an array of invoice objects with sortable columns — An array of objects becomes a sortable, filterable table. Works when the document root is an array.

Sort & filter

Click any column header to sort (asc → desc → off). The filter input on top filters rows across all columns case-insensitively.

CSV export

Export CSV applies the current sort and filter — what you see is what you get. Encoding is RFC 4180 compliant; commas, quotes, and newlines inside cells are properly escaped.

Examples

Triage failing invoices

You have an array of 200 invoices and need to spot the failed ones.

Paste the array.
Switch to Table.
Filter rows by `failed`.
Click `amount_cents` header to sort descending — biggest first.

Input (json)

[
  { "id": "inv_001", "customer": "Acme", "amount_cents": 19900, "status": "paid" },
  { "id": "inv_002", "customer": "Globex", "amount_cents": 42000, "status": "open" },
  { "id": "inv_003", "customer": "Initech", "amount_cents": 9900, "status": "void" }
]