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@open-formulieren/monaco-json-editor
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A JSON editor using the Monaco editor.
Provides a JSONEditor
component wrapping the Monaco editor with sane defaults.
Contributions that do not provide a direct benefit to the Open Forms project will unfortunately be rejected, as we do not have the ambition nor resources to maintain these.
For (code) contributions that do fit the goals of this library, please follow these guidelines:
nvm use
npm start
Make code changes, check in Storybook, add tests... etc.
Run the tests (Storybook needs to be running still!)
npm test
npm run build:esm
Additional NPM scripts can be found in package.json
.
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A JSON editor using the Monaco editor
We found that @open-formulieren/monaco-json-editor demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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