Blobster use case
Open `.jsonl` files line by line.
Blobster treats JSON Lines as records, so logs do not appear as one invalid JSON document.
Where Blobster fits.
Detect `.jsonl` filenames and pasted line-delimited JSON.
Show object-like rows as a table where practical.
Copy valid rows or inspect one record at a time.
Typical workflow.
Use Blobster as a fast local inspection step before copying, sharing or acting on data.
- 01 Open a `.jsonl` file
- 02 Use table search to find a row
- 03 Select a record to inspect and copy it
Use the local viewer, not a paste site.
Blobster is built for quick inspection of structured developer data that may contain tokens, customer payloads, headers, internal URLs or support evidence.