A modular, easy to use, react component, to view, edit, and debug javascript objects.
The recent announcement regarding the deprecation of the react-json-editor-ajrm project signals a significant transition in its development. Having served many developers since its inception, the creator has determined that it is time to move on from maintaining this version and instead focus on building a completely new project. This decision represents a commitment to modern standards and better functionality, ensuring that users can look forward to improvements in the coming updates.
While the original project will be archived and remain accessible in a read-only state, it’s reassuring to know that a revised iteration is in the pipeline. The insights gained from past experiences are set to guide the new development, with an emphasis on refining both strengths and weaknesses of the existing product.
Syntax Error Checking: The editor identifies syntax mistakes and provides real-time feedback, enabling developers to correct errors efficiently. Custom error messages can also be overlaid directly within the editing interface.
Customizable Color Palette: Users have the flexibility to customize the editor’s color scheme, creating an interface that is visually appealing and tailored to individual preferences.
JavaScript Object Acceptance: The editor is capable of accepting a JavaScript object in its placeholder property, making it easier to populate content after the component mounts.
Content Conversion: For any valid text content entered, the system calculates and provides access to the output in multiple formats, including plain text, markup text, and JavaScript object representation.
Locale Support: The editor is equipped with support for several languages, including English, German, Spanish, Chinese, French, Indonesian, Russian, Hindi, Japanese, and Tamil, catering to a diverse user base.
Example Projects: Users can explore example projects, such as webpack and create-react-app templates, providing insights and frameworks for implementing the editor in various environments.
Compatibility Notes: It provides two different root paths for installation—one with polyfilled ES5 code for wide compatibility, and another with unpolyfilled ES6 code, noting specific compatibility considerations with tools like Create React App.
