Reputation: 3183
Is there a way I can download a json file instead of getting with jQuery's $.getJSON()
and logging the callback function's argument, which is the json?
I don't want to manually type it from the console.log because it is long. Is there a way I can print it perhaps, and not formatted, so I can copy - paste it into a .json file?
I can't just go to the URL as I'm passing some json to the url as $.getJSON()
's second argument to access the response json.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 160
Reputation: 1299
try using
JSON.stringify(response);
There are also many websites and plugins that will let you make POST requests from your browser such as hurl.it or Postman (Chrome app).
Upvotes: 3