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@mynameisankit/react-json-renderer

v1.2.0

Published

A virtualized, expandable, and themeable JSON viewer for React.

Readme

React JSON Renderer

A virtualized, expandable, and themeable JSON viewer for React.

Install

npm install @mynameisankit/react-json-renderer
import JSONRenderer from '@mynameisankit/react-json-renderer';

<JSONRenderer json={{ hello: 'world' }} width={600} height={400} />

Themes

import JSONRenderer, { JSON_RENDERER_THEMES } from '@mynameisankit/react-json-renderer';

<JSONRenderer
  json={data}
  width={600}
  height={400}
  shouldShowLineNumber
  theme={JSON_RENDERER_THEMES.githubDark}
/>

Built-in themes: default, githubLight, githubDark, and monokai. You can also provide partial custom tokens:

<JSONRenderer
  json={data}
  width={600}
  height={400}
  theme={{ background: '#111827', color: '#f9fafb', keyColor: '#67e8f9' }}
/>

API

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | json | unknown | — | Data to display. | | width / height | number | — | Required viewport dimensions. | | rowHeight | number | 20 | Virtualized row height. | | shouldShowLineNumber | boolean | false | Shows line numbers. | | shouldRemoveQuotesFromKeys | boolean | false | Hides key quotes. | | theme | JSONRendererTheme | — | Theme-token overrides. |

Development

yarn install
yarn storybook
yarn build
yarn lint

Release

yarn build
npm pack --dry-run
npm login
npm publish --access public

For later releases, run npm version patch (or minor / major) before publishing.

Storybook

Push to main to deploy Storybook through GitHub Pages. Once, enable Settings → Pages → Build and deployment → GitHub Actions in the repository. The site will be available at https://mynameisankit.github.io/react-json-renderer/.