nJSON is a service to log json data to a redis-instance and display&filter it via a json web tree-view.
https://njson.itsatony.com is a public (and free) nJSON server instance anybody can use to log JS variables/json data to and explore it.
any kind of contributions are super welcome!
a simple server you can run on your own machine. ( alternatively, using https://njson.itsatony.com is free )
(with a http GET) /?id={{id}} uses http://erffun.github.io/jsontree/ to show data stored in the given redis key (id)
(with a http POST or PUT) /?id={{id}} checks for JSON data format and writes that into the redis key id
all submitted data is auto-deleted after 24h
a simple nodejs client that can be used from any nodejs project to log variables to njson
var nJSON = require('njson');
var njson = nJSON.client();
njson(variable, href, callback);
// href is optional and defaults to njson.itsatony.com .
// callback is optional. you will receive the id to access your data.
// check https://github.com/itsatony/nJSON/blob/master/client-example.js for details.
<head>
<script src="https://njson.itsatony.com/lib/nJSON-jquery.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
njson(someVariable, someId);
// someId is optional. if you want to supply it, it needs to be 45 characters in length
</script>
</head>
$ npm install njson
$ node example-server
$ node example-client
FAQs
a service to log from nodeJS to a json web tree-view
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