Customizing JSON Configuration: Exploring the ‘Settings’ Tab

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JSON File Settings Tab

Indent

Note that the indent settings are used both when creating a file from scratch and when updating an existing file.

Click here

Use

Specify what type of characters should be used to indent the JSON file.

Units

Specify the number of characters to be used to indent the JSON file.

File Encoding

Select the JSON file encoding. The following options are available:

• UTF-8
• UTF-16 LE
• UTF-16 BE

The specified encoding will be used both in the JSON declaration and when encoding the output file. When a JSON file already exists and is being updated, the changes are made using the detected encoding from the target file, and not the one specified here.

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