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JSON-Splora
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JSON-Splora is a GUI for editing, visualizing, and manipulating JSON data with jq or JavaScript.
The editor is a JavaScript editor, and the input is parsed as json5. This allows for comments as well as a relaxed JSON input format. Once the editor has valid JSON, an input window will appear below, allowing you to manipulate the object with JavaScript or jq. A panel will appear to the right with the output, and updates live as the input or filter changes.
output = x${filter}
jsplora [file]
This will create the application as well as the alias jsplora
.
npm i -g JSON-Splora
Building locally creates a directory JSON-Splora-<system>
which contains the application.
npm install
# build for darwin, linux, win32
npm run-script build-darwin
npm run-script build-linux
npm run-script build-win32
Contributions are welcome! Please read through and follow the style of the rest of the code. eslint
is used as a code pre-commit hook, and will catch many simple errors. Please squash your commits and leave concise commit messages.
FAQs
GUI for editing, visualizing, and manipulating JSON data
The npm package JSON-Splora receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, JSON-Splora popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that JSON-Splora demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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