Noodle 0.8.6 gives response inspection another view. Explore JSON and XML as expandable rows, scan compact previews, and search for a value without writing a query. You can also hide the sidebar when the response needs more space.
Explore the structure
Focus the response Body tab and press m, or click the footer action, to switch from Source to Visual. Objects and arrays become expandable rows with previews of their contents. Data that fits a table uses compact columns, while nested structures remain available to explore one level at a time.
Use ↑ and ↓ to select a row, then Return, Space, or a click to expand it. JSON and XML share the same browsing controls, so moving between API formats does not mean learning another viewer.
Source remains available from the footer whenever you need the response text. Copying from Visual returns the original response body, including content hidden inside collapsed rows.
Find a value in context
Press / in Visual and type part of a label or value. Search is literal and case-insensitive, with matches highlighted inside the surrounding structure. You can see which object a value belongs to without scanning the entire response.
Press Escape to clear the filter. Source retains JSONPath filtering for selecting values with an expression. The footer keeps the view and copy actions available while inspecting search results.
Give the response more room
Press Ctrl+B or choose Toggle Sidebar from the command palette to hide or show the main sidebar. Tab navigation skips it while it is hidden. When you need the request tree again, g then s reopens and focuses it.
Thanks to @cturner8 for contributing the sidebar toggle in #218.
The default shortcut for copying a response body is now Ctrl+Alt+B. Copying a cookie uses the same updated shortcut in the cookie jar.
The README, in-app tips, and agent references now cover these controls. See Using the Response Pane and Keybindings for the full workflow.
