EagerIO / JSON.is
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JavaScript
Open-source documentation for common JSON formats.
Open-source documentation for common JSON formats.
Currently included:
bower.json
documentationinstall.json
documentationpackage.json
documentationWe welcome contributors of both improvements and additional JSON formats.
Format definition files are located in coffee/formats.
The definitions are CoffeeScript source files. Each file exports an object mapping regular expressions to HTML descriptions. The regular expressions are tested against the path to the object the user currently has his or her cursor over. The first complete match determines what documentation block is shown.
For example, to add a doc for {"engines": ...}
, you would specify:
'engines': '''
<h4>Engines</h4>
'''
Any character with special meaning in regular expressions (like [
and .
) should be escaped with a backslash:
'engines\.node': '''
<h4>Node Version</h4>
'''
There are two 'shortcuts' which are available, INDEX
and PROPERTY
.
INDEX
(\d+
) matches any index within an arrayPROPERTY
([^\.]+
) matches any key within an objectFor example, to write a doc for any property within engines
:
'engines\.PROPERTY': '''
<h4>Engines</h4>
'''
You can use regular expression syntax to create a section which will match both the parent, and it's children:
'engines(\.PROPERTY)?': '''
<h4>Engines</h4>
'''
When dealing with an array, you can do a similar thing with INDEX
:
'keywords\.INDEX': '''
<h4>Keyword</h4>
'''
You can use the pipe regular expression syntax to match multiple options:
'(dependencies|devDependencies)': '''
<h4>Dependencies</h4>
'''
As each file is CoffeeScript, you can add arbitrary code:
'description': '''
<h4>Description</h4>
''' + new Date
Each doc body can also be a function, which will be passed the item which was matched:
'(dependencies|devDependencies)': (item) ->
"<h4>#{ item.path }</h4>"
h4
.p
.<p><em>Subtitle</em></p>
code
element<pre><code>my code</code></pre>