Open valerii15298 opened 3 years ago
I wrote a custom jsoneditor-react.d.ts
file in my repo as a workaround. Hope this helps.
declare module 'jsoneditor-react' {
export class JsonEditor extends React.Component<JsonEditorProps> {
jsonEditor: any;
}
type Mode = 'tree' | 'view' | 'form' | 'code' | 'text';
interface JsonEditorProps {
value: any;
/** Set the editor mode. Default 'tree' */
mode?: Mode;
/** Initial field name for root node */
name?: string;
/** Validate the JSON object against a JSON schema. */
schema: any;
/** Schemas that are referenced using the $ref property */
schemaRefs?: object;
/**
* If true, object keys in 'tree', 'view' or 'form' mode list be listed alphabetically
* instead by their insertion order.
* */
sortObjectKeys?: boolean;
/** Set a callback function triggered when json in the JSONEditor change */
onChange?: (value: any) => void;
/**
* Set a callback function triggered when an error occurs.
* Invoked with the error as first argument.
* The callback is only invoked for errors triggered by a users action,
* like switching from code mode to tree mode or clicking
* the Format button whilst the editor doesn't contain valid JSON.
*/
onError?: (error: any) => void;
/** Set a callback function triggered right after the mode is changed by the user. */
onModeChange?: (mode: Mode) => void;
onClassName?: (args: {path: any; field: str; value: any}) => void;
/** Provide a version of the Ace editor. Only applicable when mode is code */
ace?: object;
/** Provide a instance of ajv,the library used for JSON schema validation. */
ajv?: object;
/** Set the Ace editor theme, uses included 'ace/theme/jsoneditor' by default. */
theme?: string;
/**
* Enables history, adds a button Undo and Redo to the menu of the JSONEditor.
* Only applicable when mode is 'tree' or 'form'. Default to false
*/
history?: boolean;
/**
* Adds navigation bar to the menu
* the navigation bar visualize the current position on the
* tree structure as well as allows breadcrumbs navigation. Default to true
*/
navigationBar?: boolean;
/**
* Adds status bar to the buttom of the editor
* the status bar shows the cursor position and a count of the selected characters.
* Only applicable when mode is 'code' or 'text'. Default to true
*/
statusBar?: boolean;
/** Enables a search box in the upper right corner of the JSONEditor. Default to true */
search?: boolean;
/** Create a box in the editor menu where the user can switch between the specified modes. */
allowedModes?: Mode[];
/** Html element, or react element to render */
tag?: string | HTMLElement;
/** html element custom props */
htmlElementProps?: object;
/** callback to get html element reference */
innerRef?: (ref: any) => void;
}
}
Edit: adding MIT license:
Copyright 2022 @hongha912
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@hongha912 Thanks, this is very helpful! I'd like to use this in my project, however it's not clear that the repository license extends to code in issues. Would you be willing to apply an open-source license to this code? Or submit it as a pull request? Thanks.
@thomas-white I don't have time to submit a PR right now, but added a MIT license.
@thomas-white I don't have time to submit a PR right now, but added a MIT license.
Thanks @hongha912 ! Very much appreciated.
For anybody else running into this, I was able to get this to work by doing the following in tsconfig.json
(per this SO post):
In tsconfig.json:
{
"compilerOptions": {
//baseUrl and paths needed for custom typings
"baseUrl": ".",
"paths": {
"*": [ "./typings/*" ]
},
...
"typings" should be whatever directory you create this the jsoneditor-react.d.ts file in. I also had to add: import * as React from 'react';
to the top of the file @hongha912 shared.
Hello, is there any options to use this package with typescript? Original jsoneditor has typescript definitions in DefinetelyTyped. Would be glad any recommendations for usage with typescript:) thanks