Convert JSONL to JSON Array Convert JSON Lines (JSONL) format back to a standard JSON array.

The tool works by first splitting the input into lines using the `trim()` and `split('\n')` methods, then filtering out empty lines with `filter(l => l.trim())`. This ensures that only non-empty lines are processed further. Each line is then parsed as JSON using `JSON.parse()`, which throws an error if the line is not valid JSON. The `try-catch` block catches these errors and re-throws them with a message indicating the specific line number where the error occurred, allowing users to identify and fix issues in their input data.

The parsed JSON values are collected into an array using the `map()` function, which applies the parsing logic to each line. The resulting array of JSON objects is then serialized as a formatted JSON string using `JSON.stringify()`, with two spaces used for indentation as specified by the third argument `null, 2`. This produces a standard JSON array format that can be easily processed or analyzed further. The React library's `useCallback` hook is used to memoize the processing function, ensuring it doesn't get recreated unnecessarily.

The tool uses TextToolLayout component from the `@/components/shared` module, which provides input and output labels, as well as an input placeholder with sample data in JSON Lines format, demonstrating how to use the tool for converting jsonl to json. When a user inputs their own JSON Lines data, it gets processed by the `onProcess` function, which is called whenever the input changes, allowing users to see the converted JSON array output immediately. The serialized JSON string is then displayed as the output, with proper indentation and formatting.