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Transmute Playground: test DataWeave-compatible transformations online

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The Transmute Playground is a free, browser-based editor for testing DataWeave-compatible transformations live — no signup, no install. It runs the Transmute engine, a DataWeave-compatible transformation engine written in Java, which is the same runtime that powers API Modernizer's Mule-to-Spring-Boot conversions.

Try it now

Paste your input, write a transformation, and watch the output update live as you type. It runs entirely in your browser, free, with no signup.

What you can test

  • Core operators: map, filter, reduce, groupBy, mapObject, and more
  • Error handlers, using() scoping, format strings, and type coercions
  • Input and output across JSON, XML, CSV, YAML, and plain text
  • Live execution timing — every run reports its real time in milliseconds

The same engine that runs your migration

The Playground isn't a stripped-down demo. It runs the exact Transmute engine that executes DataWeave in the Spring Boot apps API Modernizer produces — so a transformation that works here is a transformation that works in your converted application.

What DataWeave-compatible means

Transmute is a DataWeave-compatible engine — it implements the DataWeave transformation surface in native Java. It is not MuleSoft's official DataWeave product, and this Playground is not affiliated with MuleSoft. We say DataWeave-compatible precisely so you know what to expect: the same operators and semantics, running on the JVM.

Prove it on your own code

Send us one Mule application and your Postman collection. We convert it and prove the Spring Boot output matches field-by-field — on-premise, inside your environment.