Format TOML, INI/.env, Nginx (with linting), HCL/Terraform; convert TOML ↔ JSON ↔ YAML; validate Docker Compose files and convert them to Kubernetes manifests; lint or visually build GitHub Actions workflows; generate .htaccess rules; inspect Helm values.yaml for hardcoded secrets.
Parses, validates, and reformats config files. TOML, INI, HCL, Caddyfile, and Nginx use the formatter tab (Nginx also lints for common errors); Docker Compose and GitHub Actions use the linter tab (GitHub Actions also has a form-based workflow builder); .htaccess and Helm inspect/generate from options. For TOML ↔ YAML conversion, see YAML Tools' dedicated tab.
Format TOML, INI/.env, Nginx (with linting), HCL/Terraform; convert TOML ↔ JSON ↔ YAML; validate Docker Compose files and convert them to Kubernetes manifests; lint or visually build GitHub Actions workflows; generate .htaccess rules; inspect Helm values.yaml for hardcoded secrets.
Use the Compose → Kubernetes tab. Paste your compose file and it generates Kubernetes manifests, which you should review before deploying.
Open the GitHub Actions tab and use Lint to check the workflow YAML. A Build mode lets you assemble a workflow visually.
The Nginx tab formats the config and lints it, for example for missing semicolons. It is a static check and does not replace running nginx -t.
Yes, the Helm tab flattens values.yaml into a table and warns when a key with a secret-like name (such as password or apiKey) holds a literal value, plus null or empty values.
Yes, the Terraform State tab lists resources from state or terraform show -json output. A separate HCL tab formats .tf files.
No. This tool runs entirely in your browser — your input is processed locally on your device and is never uploaded or stored on a server.