…using Escort , it was a breeze to write. I'll talk about some of the other interesting projects that ‘fell out' of Escort some other time.
Anyway, now you no longer need to remember that IDE or editor shortcut to format your JSON or look for an online tool to do the same, the command-line has you more than covered.
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