Hi Fam
This has been one of those components that I postponed to do. The creator of MathJS, a javascript library that I have been using for a while, also created a JSON Editor. I decided to try the ES6 version and it was not as scary as I thought. This is wrapped from this Svelte Github project.
So this was awesome, internally, we call.
the jEditor BANanoObject will expose all the exports / methods that one can execute. Mind blowing.
As always, you drop the component in your layout and pass the json editor a json string or map
This has been one of those components that I postponed to do. The creator of MathJS, a javascript library that I have been using for a while, also created a JSON Editor. I decided to try the ES6 version and it was not as scary as I thought. This is wrapped from this Svelte Github project.
So this was awesome, internally, we call.
B4X:
BANano.Header.AddJavascriptES6File("jsoneditor.min.js")
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jEditor = BANano.ImportWait("jsoneditor.min.js")
jEditor.RunMethod("createJSONEditor", Array(Options))the jEditor BANanoObject will expose all the exports / methods that one can execute. Mind blowing.
As always, you drop the component in your layout and pass the json editor a json string or map
B4X:
Sub Show(MainApp As SDUI5App)
app = MainApp
BANano.LoadLayout(app.PageView, "jsoneditorview")
pgIndex.UpdateTitle("SDUI5JsonEditor")
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Dim j As Map = CreateMap()
j.Put("data", Array(1, 2, 3))
j.Put("boolean", True)
j.Put("color", "#82b92c")
j.Put("null", Null)
j.Put("number", 123)
j.Put("object", CreateMap("a":"b", "c": "d"))
j.Put("string", "Hello World")
jEdit.Json = j
BANano.Await(jEdit.Refresh)
End Sub
