react-json-formatter
React component to formate JSON data
Install
npm i react-json-formatter
Usage
App.js
import React from 'react'
import { JsonFormatter } from 'react-json-formatter'
const App = () => {
const sample = `{
"string":"ABCDE",
"number":1,
"null":null,
"boolean":true,
"object":{
"string":"ABCDE",
"number":1,
"null":null,
"boolean":true
},
"array":[
1,
2,
3,
4,
{
"string":"ABCDE",
"number":1,
"null":null,
"boolean":true,
"array":[
1,
2,
3,
4,
{
"string":"ABCDE",
"number":1,
"null":null,
"boolean":true
}
]
}
]
}
`
const jsonStyle = {
propertyStyle: { color: 'red' },
stringStyle: { color: 'green' },
numberStyle: { color: 'darkorange' }
}
return <JsonFormatter json={sample} tabWith='4' jsonStyle={jsonStyle} />
}
export default App
Demo
Demo
Attributes
json: string(Json)
The string of Json to formate.
tabWith: number
The number of spaces it should use per tab.
The default is 4.
styles
Use the Object jsonStyle
to control the style of formatted JSON.
style | part |
---|
propertyStyle | The properties of Object. |
colonStyle | The colons of Object. |
style | The whole parts of the formatted JSON. |
tabSpaceStyle | The space of the tabs at Object or Array. |
numberStyle | The numbers in JSON. |
stringStyle | The strings in JSON. |
booleanStyle | Both boolean values in JSON. |
trueStyle | The boolean values of true in JSON. |
falseStyle | The boolean values of false in JSON. |
nullStyle | The null values in JSON |
commaStyle | The commas used in Array and Object |
braceStyle | The braces of Object. |
bracketStyle | The brackets of Array. |
ClassNames
Use the Object jsonClassName
to add the className to formatted JSON.
style | part |
---|
propertyClassName | The properties of Object. |
colonClassName | The colons of Object. |
className | The whole parts of the formatted JSON. |
tabSpaceClassName | The space of the tabs at Object or Array. |
numberClassName | The numbers in JSON. |
stringClassName | The strings in JSON. |
booleanClassName | Both boolean values in JSON. |
trueClassName | The boolean values of true in JSON. |
falseClassName | The boolean values of false in JSON. |
nullClassName | The null values in JSON |
commaClassName | The commas used in Array and Object |
braceClassName | The braces of Object. |
bracketClassName | The brackets of Array. |
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
License
MIT © ronny1020