jsonwidget is a general-purpose JSON validation and manipulation library. This library provides the following functions for applications:
Validation of JSON-compatible data against a schema
Automatic generation of a schema from JSON-compatible data
Construction of a curses-based tree data editing user interface from a schema
Construction of a Javascript-based web tree data editing user interface from a schema
Simple WSGI server to serve the web user interface, and validate and store result of editing with the web user interface
Though jsonwidget is optimized for working with JSON, it is useful for providing editing capability for any JSON-compatible data structure.
The following utilities are included with jsonwidget:
jsonedit - A terminal-based application (like you would use via SSH or local terminal on Linux and Mac). It’s based on urwid, an excellent Python-based library for building terminal-based user interfaces.
csvedit - A variation on jsonedit that allows editing of .csv/tsv files.
jsonaddress - an example JSON address book editor
jwc - a command line utility with the following functions:
editserver - launch a web server to edit a json file from a browser
json2yaml - convert a json file to yaml with comments pulled from schema (also yaml2json to go back)
schemagen - create a schema from an example json file
validate - validate a JSON file against a schema
Website: http://robla.net/jsonwidget
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