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Code, structured data and database viewers

Code and data formats need different views: syntax-oriented text for source files, paged tables for records, and schema navigation for databases. Anyfile chooses from the registered viewers without executing file content.

Typical uses

  • Review source or configuration text read-only
  • Page through JSON and tabular data
  • Inspect SQLite tables and HTTP Archive requests

Common reasons files do not open

  • Malformed text or mixed encodings can prevent parsing
  • Nested records do not always map cleanly to a table
  • Large queries and files remain bounded by browser memory

14 FORMATS

Choose a file format

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.arrow
Arrow IPC data
L5
Inspect Arrow IPC batches and typed columns locally.
.csv
CSV data
L5
Query comma-separated data locally in a paged table.
.dbf
dBASE table
L3
Browse supported dBASE and Visual FoxPro table records locally.
.duckdb
DuckDB database
L5
Browse DuckDB schemas and tables locally in read-only views.
.har
HTTP Archive
L5
Inspect requests, responses, headers, sizes and timing from HAR files locally.
.json
JSON data
L4
Inspect JSON as highlighted source or paged structured data locally.
.jsonl
JSON Lines data
L5
Query newline-delimited JSON records locally in a paged table.
.kmz
Compressed KML map package
L2
Browse compressed KML and linked asset entries locally.
.md
Markdown document
L4
Read Markdown source with syntax-aware, read-only local viewing.
.parquet
Apache Parquet data
L5
Browse columnar Parquet data locally without uploading a dataset.
.sqlite
SQLite database
L5
Browse SQLite tables, schemas and rows locally in read-only mode.
.tsv
TSV data
L5
Inspect tab-separated records locally in a virtualized table.
.txt
Plain text or delimited table
L3
Read plain text locally or inspect supported delimited rows as a table.
.xml
XML or SpreadsheetML file
L3
Read XML source locally and browse supported Excel SpreadsheetML as a grid.

Category FAQ

Does opening code or data execute it?

No. These viewers parse or display selected files and do not run scripts, database triggers or embedded application code.