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Package not creating UI #9
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I just installed the package and it doesn't create a UI for me neither. |
Could you please post your schema? |
It does not create the UI for any json file. Example JSON: |
+1, It does not create the UI, don't know why. Any command extra is needed? |
I had the same problem. My issue was that my filename included an underscore character; I removed that, and everything is working properly again. |
no UI show up too |
doesn't work for me either, Atom 1.22.1 |
does not work for me either 1.23.3 x64 |
Yep doesn't work for me either no error nothing. 1.24.0 x64 |
+1 - no errors displayed even in Console window. I've created a new .json file and for me either nothing happened. This package is useless at this moment. |
+1. No UI with clean filename in Atom v1.25.0 x64. |
Is there a json sample file with with I can test that the UI is functioning well? Because for the files that I have, no GUI is showing up |
It should work with a |
I added myself (+1) to the OP and comments, but I think I figured out the problem here: Everyone is expecting this to be a general .json GUI editor, similar to online JSON editors like https://jsoneditoronline.org/ However this is NOT such a general .json GUI editor; instead it expects a template, called a "schema file" and compares your JSON file with the schema. Only if your JSON file matches, then you can edit the fields. Thus, in order for the GUI to show up for my-json-file.json you need a file my-json-file.schema.json, which states the field names. Try it out -- rename your .json file to package.json, and it will be compared with package.schema.json. The GUI will complain that the fields in your .json file do not match those expected by the schema. For me (and I guess for others here), this was not clear from the package description or README (although I think the package creators did try to explain this, it didn't come across). If I'm correct, this does unfortunately make the package more or less unusable for me. I want a way to edit JSON files easily; I'm not looking to write a custom .schema.json files every time I have a .json file. Concretely:
TL;DR This isn't the general JSON editor that many users may be looking for. Hopefully others find this and realize they made the same mistake. :) To the package creators, thanks for your efforts despite that it didn't match the use case I had in mind. |
+1 it did not work for me too... i used JSON Schema Example as below: { "properties": {
}, "required": ["id", "name", "price"] |
i just install the add-on and restarted atom just in case and when i opened my json file nothing at all happend i dont know why its not showing up? Can you please help me
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