Pandia v1.0.5
What’s fixed
Quoted JSON now opens correctly
If your JSON is wrapped in quotes, Pandia now opens it as JSON instead of treating it as plain text.
Examples that now work:
- '{"orderId":917399}'
- smart quotes
- backticks
- mixed quote styles
A single extra quote at the beginning or end of the text no longer prevents the file from opening.
Invisible characters no longer break pasted JSON
Pandia now removes hidden characters that can appear before the first { or [.
This includes zero-width spaces, word joiners, direction marks, and null characters. Files that previously failed for no visible reason now open normally.
Failed imports no longer erase your text
If Pandia cannot read what you pasted, your original text stays in the editor. You can fix the problem without copying and pasting again.
Improvements
Error messages are easier to understand
Instead of a generic parse error, Pandia now tells you what is wrong.
Examples:
- Extra comma
- The document is incomplete
- A property is missing a value
The error message also highlights the relevant part of your text.
One-click fixes for common errors
When Pandia can repair a problem automatically, the error message includes a Fix button that applies the change and reloads the document.
Better support for non-JSON files
When you open a YAML, XML, CSV, or cURL file, Pandia now recognizes the format and offers to convert it. Previously, these files often produced a confusing JSON parsing error.
Clearer behavior everywhere
The same helpful messages now appear for every way you open data:
- Paste
- File picker
- Drag and drop
- Recent files
- URL import
Previously, only some of these methods showed useful guidance to fix errors.
Full Changelog: v1.0.4...v1.0.5