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view-json-react

v1.1.2

Published

Welcome to the JsonViewer component library! This React-based tool is designed to render JSON data in a beautifully structured, collapsible format. It offers a convenient and intuitive way to visualize JSON structures, with features that enhance both func

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4,060

Readme

JsonViewer Component Library

Welcome to the JsonViewer component library! This React-based tool is designed to render JSON data in a beautifully structured, collapsible format. It offers a convenient and intuitive way to visualize JSON structures, with features that enhance both functionality and user experience.

Features

  • Collapsible JSON View: Toggle visibility for sections of your JSON data for improved readability.
  • Customizable Expansion Level: Define the initial expansion level to tailor the display of your JSON data.
  • Copy Functionality: Enable users to copy data elements directly from the viewer.
  • Custom Styling: Style the JSON viewer to seamlessly integrate with your application's aesthetics.
  • Root Name Customization: Assign a custom name to the root node of your JSON structure for clearer representation.

Installation

Install the JsonViewer component library with npm:

npm install view-json-react

Or with Yarn:

yarn add view-json-react

Usage

Incorporate the JsonViewer component into your React application like so:

import React from 'react';
import { JsonViewer } from 'view-json-react';

const App = () => {
  const jsonData = {
    /* your JSON data */
  };

  return <JsonViewer data={jsonData} expandLevel={1} />;
};

export default App;

Props

The JsonViewer component accepts the following props:

  • data (required): The JSON data to visualize.
  • rootName (optional): Name for the root node. No root name if not specified.
  • style (optional): CSS properties for custom styling.
  • expandLevel (optional, default: 0): Initial JSON structure expansion level.
  • onCopy (optional): Callback for the copy action.

Customization

Styling

Apply custom styles via the style prop:

<JsonViewer
  data={yourData}
  style={{ backgroundColor: '#282c34', color: '#61dafb' }}
/>

Copy Functionality

Enable data copying with the onCopy prop:

<JsonViewer
  data={yourData}
  onCopy={copyData => console.log('Copied data:', copyData)}
/>

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request for any bugs, feature requests, or improvements.

License

JsonViewer is made available under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.