The FLINT JSON Editor is a platform-independent desktop app built on Electron, React and Webpack. It is mainly used to create projects from pre-defined packages/set of JSON files. It can be used to create a CFG file by choosing a set of JSON files, or to open a project or set of JSON files either in a scratch based JSON editor or in a form-based editor. It is then used to power FLINT and its models.
- Users can choose a specific type of project and the application would create a set of JSON templates, which can then be easily edited by users. FLINT uses JSON files for a particular type of project like
Standard GCBM Project,GCBM + Peatland Projectand more, thus easing the process for users. - Users can choose the files for a project and choose to create a CFG file that points to the JSON files which are used for a particular project. It is aided by a
transfer-listimplementation where a CFG file can be created along with the corresponding JSON files. - With the Open Project feature, Users won't need to select JSON files multiple times. We can now open a project which consists of multiple JSON files at one go and the users will also have the flexibility to remove JSON files from the dashboard before launching the editor.
- A ScratchJSONEditor and Form-like Editors has been built from scratch to create/edit JSON files.
- From a UI/UX perspective, a drag-and-drop feature has been added to drag a tab from one position to another.. The directory of the currently opened file is also shown at the title bar of the application.
Have a look at the Wiki Section of the Project to get a deep dive into the whole project and understand it from a user perspective.
Before setting up the local dependenices, make sure that the latest version of NodeJS, NPM and Yarn are installed. Follow the below mentioned steps to get started:
- Clone the repository and enter into the directory:
git clone https://github.com/moja-global/FLINT-JSON-Interface cd FLINT-JSON-Interface/FLINT_JSON_Editor - Install the dependenices:
npm install - Start the Project:
npm start
The app is built on ElectronJS which explains that the application is meant to be platform independent. The v1 release can be found on the GitHub Releases.
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Have a look at the below steps to get started with reporting bugs as a user or developer:
- Navigate to the main page of the repository where you found the bug.
- Under the repository name, click Issues.
- Click the green New Issue button
- Click the green button Get Started in the Bug Report box.
- Use a clear and descriptive title.
- Follow the template and provide as much information as possible.
- Add ways through which the bug can be reproduced by the maintainer.
- Attach files, screenshots and/or animated GIFs.
- Click the green button Submit New Issue at the bottom right corner.
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Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
 moja global 📆 |
 Abhishek Garain 💻 |
 Max Fellows 👀 |
 Guy Janssen 👀 |
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