JSON to Typescript & Tables
Every now and then you paste a blob of JSON somewhere and immediately regret your life choices. Was that field supposed to be a number? Why is this nested three layers deep? And what’s the fastest way to turn it into something you can actually work with — TypeScript types, database tables, a schema… anything but raw curly–brace chaos.
This little Labs gadget takes that pain away. Paste JSON on the left, and it instantly breaks it down into a clear structure, an inferred type Root, and even “tables” if it spots arrays of objects. It’s built for quick modelling, sanity-checking API responses, and making sense of data you didn’t create but now have to wrangle. No frameworks, no build steps — just a tiny, power-packed tool that lives happily inside a single Wordpress page!
It’s part of a growing set of utilities I’m building for myself (and anyone else who stumbles in) — practical tools that make the messy parts of development just a little more fun to explore.
JSON → TypeScript & Tables
Paste JSON on the left. Get an inferred type Root and “tables” from arrays of objects.
This is an experimental tool. Always double-check outputs.
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