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htmlify-json

v1.0.3

Published

A simple utility to convert JSON to nicely formatted HTML

Readme

🎨 htmlify-json

The simplest, most elegant way to transform JSON into beautiful HTML.

✨ Features

  • Zero Dependencies: Pure JavaScript goodness
  • Semantic HTML: Clean, accessible output
  • Customizable Styling: Built-in themes or bring your own
  • Smart Formatting: Handles nested objects, arrays, and even circular references
  • Type-Aware: Beautiful color coding for different data types
  • Header Support: Automatically create HTML headings based on JSON paths
  • List Rendering: Convert specific objects into HTML lists
  • Key Formatting: Optional automatic conversion of camelCase/snake_case to readable text

🚀 Installation

npm install htmlify-json

👀 Examples

See the examples folder in the repository for more detailed examples and use cases.

📖 Usage

import { jsonToHtml } from "htmlify-json";

const json = {
  name: "John Doe",
  age: 30,
  isActive: true,
  address: {
    street: "123 Main St",
    city: "Anytown",
  },
};

const html = jsonToHtml(json);
// That's it! 🎉

⚙️ Configuration

Customize the output with these optional settings:

const options = {
  // Define which JSON paths should be rendered as headers (h1-h6)
  headers: {
    "user.name": 1,
    "user.details": 2,
  },
  // Customize indentation (default: 2 spaces)
  indent: 4,
  // Style configuration: "default", "none", or custom styles
  useStyles: "default",
  // Convert specific objects to lists
  listObjects: ["items", "details"],
  // Format keys to be more readable
  formatKeys: true,
};

const html = jsonToHtml(json, options);

🎨 Styling

Built-in styling includes:

  • Color-coded data types
  • Clean, modern typography
  • Proper spacing and indentation
  • Responsive layout

Want your own style? Override the defaults:

const customStyles = {
  container: "your-custom-styles",
  key: "your-key-styles",
  value: "your-value-styles",
};

const html = jsonToHtml(json, { useStyles: customStyles });

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to:

  • Open issues
  • Submit PRs
  • Suggest features
  • Improve documentation

📜 License

MIT © Sebastian Mellen