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A lot of times you want to look at request objects and response objects of an API a bit more extensively and with a lot more freedom than what your browser allows. For this, I use this neat shortcut to copy the JSON to my editor. Go to the Network t...
Sometimes you just want to execute a particular function in an existing node.js backend, instead of making whole network requests to run that function you can run it using your CLI. Let's say you have a file hello.controller.js const byeController = ...
I am tired of logging JSON and seeing [Object] or [Array] on my terminal. So I set out on a mission to do something about it. Enter jq, a lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor. You can follow the installation guide in the docs for you...