Q: Is my data secure when using JSON to Go Converter?
Yes, all processing happens in your browser. Your JSON data is never sent to any server or stored anywhere. Everything runs on client-side JavaScript, ensuring complete privacy and security.
Q: How are nested JSON objects handled?
Nested JSON objects are automatically converted into separate Go struct types. The parent struct references the nested struct by its PascalCase name, creating a clean and maintainable code structure.
Q: What Go types are supported?
The converter supports string, int, float64, bool, slices ([]Type), and nested structs. Null values are mapped to interface for maximum flexibility.
Q: Can I use the generated structs with encoding/json?
Yes. All generated structs include proper json struct tags, making them fully compatible with Go's encoding/json package for marshaling and unmarshaling JSON data.