Reading stored document
JSON:API document viewer
Follow the pointer.
JSON:API keeps related resources in a sibling included array, so
following a relationship means hunting a UUID through the whole payload. Paste a
document and every pointer becomes a link you can click — with real browser
history, deep links and find-in-page.
.json file
A pointer that resolves is a link. Clicking it scrolls to that resource and adds a history entry, so Back returns you to where you were.
A pointer that resolves to nothing says so. That distinction is usually
the thing you are looking for — a missing include parameter, or a
server that dropped something.
Nothing leaves your browser. Parsing, indexing and rendering all happen on this page, and the document is stored in local IndexedDB so a reload keeps your deep links working. There is no server to send it to.