App Manifest JSON Example

A package-like application manifest that combines metadata, scripts, and dependency versions.

Real-world use case: Use this for app docs, starter templates, or package-style config examples.

2 "name": "regimify-dashboard",

3 "version": "1.8.0",

4 "private": true,

5 "scripts": {

6 "dev": "next dev",

7 "build": "next build"

8 },

9 "dependencies": {

10 "react": "^19.0.0",

11 "next": "^16.0.0"

12 }

13}

Where this shape shows up in production

Project templates

CLI docs

Frontend repos

Use this for build docs, config tutorials, and project bootstrapping examples.

Use this for release management, staged rollouts, and experimentation systems.

JSON Config Files — package.json, tsconfig & Beyond

Understand every major JSON config file developers use daily: package.json, tsconfig.json, .eslintrc, VS Code settings, and more.

JSON in CI/CD — GitHub Actions, Terraform & Docker

Use JSON in DevOps pipelines: GitHub Actions outputs, Terraform state, Docker configs, CloudFormation templates, and structured logging.

JSON Pretty Print & Viewer

Pretty-print, minify, and inspect JSON with strict-valid output, lenient repair modes, tree search, and local-only processing.

JSON Validator

Validate JSON syntax in real-time. Get clear error messages with line and column numbers.

JSON to Base64 Converter

Encode valid JSON into Base64 or Base64URL with UTF-8-safe processing, serialization controls, and a compact size audit.