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jsoneditor-standalone
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This is a wrapper for jsoneditor package, it can be run offline without any dependencies and privacy concerns.
The goal is to make available a simple but powerful stand-alone json editor to all. Useful to edit/format private and public data.
Try it here - JSON Editor
If you're really paranoid about using online verions, you can to run it offline, without any outside dependencies, use the stand-alone editor and run it locally on your system.
> npx jsoneditor-standalone
> npm i -g jsoneditor-standalone
> jsoneditor
A wrapper of jsoneditor
PR and Issue reports are welcome!
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This is a wrapper for jsoneditor package, it can be run offline without any dependencies and privacy concerns.
The npm package jsoneditor-standalone receives a total of 40,942 weekly downloads. As such, jsoneditor-standalone popularity was classified as popular.
We found that jsoneditor-standalone 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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