Site de manipulation des structures de données JSON Schema
docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64 -t romainfd/hub-jsv:latest .
docker push romainfd/hub-jsv:latest
# Make sure you are on correct Kubernetes context
kubectl replace --force -f ../SAMU-Hub-Sante/hub/infra/web/json-schema-viewer.yamlRun locally
grunt prod
python -m http.server
Schemas are passed from hub-schemas/ to schemas/ using Gruntfile.js's copy:prod:files task
Schema id should match his name with trailing # (e.g. schema.json#) to run OK
JavaScript tool for visualizing json-schemas, includes validator.
Fair warning, the code "just works" - it could use a good refactoring. Pull requests welcome. The JSV was built to support a specific use case, so support for JSON schema(draft v4) keywords are added on an as-needed basis. You may also notice a few extensions to the spec, e.g. example, translation, version, deprecated, etc.
The demo is rendering the mdJson-schemas. There's also a basic example without the jQuery Mobile interface elements.
JSDocs are here
Built using:
- Clone repository:
git clone https://github.com/jlblcc/json-schema-viewer.git - Enter project directory:
cd json-schema-viewer - Install dependencies via Bower:
bower install - Install dependencies via NPM:
npm install - Build project via Grunt:
grunt-
grunt dev: Development build. This will create dev.html and basic.html in the project root(these files are .gitignored). This build will load all unminified js files individually. -
grunt prod: Production build. This will create a production version at ./prod/<%= pkg.version %>/<%= now %>/<%= ver %>. The production version includes concatenated and minified js/css. Note: jQuery/JQuery Mobile are not included in the js builds. The prod directory is also .gitignored.
-
- Serve with your favorite web server:
- Use
grunt connect:server:keepaliveto start a basic server at http://localhost:9001 - example basic nginx config
- Python:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 9001 - php 5.4+:
php -S localhost:9001
- Use
(function($) {
var loc = window.location;
//if not already set, set the root schema location
//this allows dev ENV to override the schema location
var schema = JSV.schema ? JSV.schema : loc.origin + loc.pathname.substring(0, loc.pathname.lastIndexOf('/') + 1) + 'schemas/schema/schema.json';
JSV.init({
schema : schema,
plain : true, //don't use JQM
viewerHeight : $('#main-body').height(), //set initial dimensions of SVG
viewerWidth : $('#main-body').width()
}, function() {
$('#jsv-tree').css('width', '100%');
//set diagram width to 100%, this DOES NOT resize the svg container
//it will not adjust to window resize, needs a listener to support that
JSV.resetViewer();
$('#loading').fadeOut('slow');
});
})(jQuery);The JSV.schema property must be set to the url of your schema.
Example: http://jlblcc.github.io/json-schema-viewer/basic.html
##Development
Edit the templates to modify layout:
- index.html: jQuery Mobile interface. Copied to /dev.html on
grunt dev. - basic.html: a basic example without jQuery Mobile or Sass dependency(css
included in
<head>). - latest.html: redirects to the last production build. Copied to /index.html on
grunt prod.
##Grunt
See [Gruntfile.js] (https://github.com/jlblcc/json-schema-viewer/blob/master/Gruntfile.js) or
the JSDocs
for details on the available Grunt tasks. grunt --help will also list available
tasks.
This project was inspired by robschmuecker’s block #7880033.