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Compare two JSON payloads field by field, order-insensitive.
| Path | Change |
|---|---|
| .version | "1.2.0" → "1.3.0" |
| .deps.react | "^18" → "^19" |
| .deps.vite | + "^5" |
| .private | true → false |
🔍 Comparison is structural: object key order does not matter, but array order does. Values are compared deep-equal after JSON parsing.
Two JSON objects can carry identical data with keys in different order. A plain text diff would flag every line as changed; this tool parses both documents and compares them structurally, so only real differences appear.
Object key order does not matter, but array order does: ["a","b"] and ["b","a"] count as changed. That mirrors how most applications consume JSON.
Each row shows the exact path of a difference using dot notation (user.address.city). Green lines were added, red removed, and amber shows value changes as old → new.
Both documents are parsed entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so it is safe for API responses containing tokens or personal data.
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