In addition to explaining JSON, it also has a built-in JSON linter so you can enter JSON have have it validated, stringified, and Unicode encoded, right from the docs page.
One pain point if you’re generating JSON by hand on a device and publishing it is making minor JSON syntax error in your code. The JSON event decoder monitors published events and decodes and validates the JSON. If there’s a syntax error in your event, you can mouseover to get the error.
@rickkas7 , Thank you for this great new resource. The mysteries of JSON and Mustache are much easier to fathom when you can use interactive tools to test your assumptions.
Thanks! The Particle mustache tester is better because there’s built-in JSON linting and syntax error highlighting on both the input and output JSON. And it uses the same mustache templating engine and version that the Particle cloud uses, so it should be closer to the same result now.