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ipynb-quicklook vs QuickJSON

Side-by-side comparison for macOS

ipynb-quicklook

6.5
Developer Tools

Quick Look plugin for Jupyter/IPython notebooks

QuickJSON

7.0
Developer Tools

Quick Look plugin to pretty-print JSON

Metric ipynb-quicklook QuickJSON
Category Developer Tools Developer Tools
AI Score 6.5 7.0
30-day Installs 13 41
90-day Installs 40 102
365-day Installs 191 256
Version 0.1.5 1.0.0
Auto-updates No No
Deprecated Yes No
GitHub Stars 200 86
GitHub Forks 9 9
Open Issues 5 2
License MIT MIT
Language HTML JavaScript
Last GitHub Commit 2y ago 5y ago
First Seen Nov 23, 2018 Sep 30, 2015

Reviews

ipynb-quicklook

A niche Quick Look plugin for previewing Jupyter/IPython notebooks, offering a convenient way to glance at notebook content without opening the file. Ideal for developers and data scientists working with Jupyter notebooks.

Allows users to preview Jupyter/IPython notebooks using macOS's Quick Look feature.

Pros

  • + Provides a quick glance at Jupyter notebook content without opening the file
  • + Open-source with a MIT license, supporting community contributions
  • + Lightweight and dependency-free

Cons

  • - Open issue regarding compatibility with recent macOS versions
  • - No auto-update feature

QuickJSON

QuickJSON is a macOS Quick Look plugin that pretty-prints JSON files, making it easier to read and navigate JSON data. It's particularly useful for developers who frequently work with JSON, offering a quick and efficient way to view structured data.

QuickJSON displays JSON files in a formatted, readable manner through macOS's Quick Look feature.

Pros

  • + Integrates seamlessly with macOS's Quick Look feature for instant JSON preview
  • + Open-source under the MIT license, fostering transparency and community contributions
  • + Lightweight and efficient for developers working with JSON data

Cons

  • - Lack of auto-updates requires manual checking for new versions
  • - Project activity has slowed, potentially affecting issue resolution