JSON Lines and NDJSON are file formats which have become common in many scenarios. The format is very similar to JSON: it's a sequence of multiple JSON content, each JSON object one per line.
Semantically, a JSON Lines / NDJSON file is an ARRAY of JSON.
Input in JSON Lines (.jsonl) or NDJSON (.ndjson) should render as hierarchical, collapsible, color-coded display.
The differences between JSON Lines or NDJSON versus JSON are trivial: other than the constraints on newlines and an initial '[' and ']' for an outer array container, they are effectively the same.
JSON Lines and NDJSON are file formats which have become common in many scenarios. The format is very similar to JSON: it's a sequence of multiple JSON content, each JSON object one per line.
Semantically, a JSON Lines / NDJSON file is an ARRAY of JSON.
Input in JSON Lines (.jsonl) or NDJSON (.ndjson) should render as hierarchical, collapsible, color-coded display.
The differences between JSON Lines or NDJSON versus JSON are trivial: other than the constraints on newlines and an initial '[' and ']' for an outer array container, they are effectively the same.