Misconfigured compiler options in tsconfig.json can lead to mysterious build failures across Next.js, Vite, and Node environments. Use this interactive client-side workspace to verify strict JSON integrity and standardize 2-space indentation.
Ensure your compilerOptions object, strictness flags, and path aliases adhere to valid JSON standards. If your configuration includes trailing commas or missing closing brackets, instant error indicators will pinpoint the syntax fault.
Paste your raw or broken JSON string into the large text area.
Click 'Beautify (2 Spaces)' to format the JSON with clean, readable structure and indentation.
Click 'Minify Compact' to strip all whitespace and line breaks for payload reduction.
If there is a syntax error (like a missing comma or quote), an instant error badge will highlight the exact issue.
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