Add an instance to a window on the site

[AlexRMU]

Add the editor instance and all package exports to the window object so that they can be used from the console on the site

[josdejong]

Ah, that wouldn't be hard to do. I suppose you're referring to https://jsoneditoronline.org ?

This makes me curious: what kind of things are you currently missing that you would like to do via the developer console?

[AlexRMU]

You also need to write about this in the site docs

[AlexRMU]

• Change json (sorting, filtering, etc.) using js, and immediately update it in the editor
• Use the editor API, change the settings
• Interact with schemas, plugins, etc. that will appear in the future

[josdejong]

Thanks for the clarification.

1. Note that you can change JSON (sorting, filtering, etc) in the Transform modal too, using JavaScript + Lodash. I understand though that using the developer console may give more freedom (I'm a developer myself 😅 ).
2. So which API do you want to use directly via JS exactly? Most features are configurable via Options > Editor configuration and Configure JSON Schema.

[AlexRMU]

2. Instance methods, utility functions, functions, what will appear in the future. Maybe someone will come in handy.

[josdejong]

I like your ideas. More generally: we can expose all stuff in the developer console that is useful to work with JSON data.

Things that cross my mind:

• expose the two editor instances (it is a a bit use-on-your-own-risk: the UI may get out of sync when doing stuff in one of the editor itself, like change config)
• expose all the util functions that come with svelte-jsoneditor itself
• expose immutable-json-patch
• expose jsonrepair
• expose jmespath
• expose lodash _
• expose ajv

[AlexRMU]

Yes, it will be cool

[josdejong]

I think you'll like the latest version of https://jsoneditoronline.org (v6.14.0), it has exposed all the mentioned libraries and the two editors in the Developer Console. If you open the Developer Console you'll find detailed information.