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View in JSON Hero from VS Code
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# JSON Hero support for VS Code Quickly view JSON in jsonhero.io - a beautiful JSON viewer for the web. ## Features ### View in jsonhero.io Run command "**View in jsonhero.io**" to view the open file in jsonhero.io <p><img src="https://github.com/jsonhero-io/vscode-extension/raw/main/assets/jsonhero-viewinjsonhero.gif" alt="View in jsonhero.io" width="1000px"></p> You can also view the selected JSON only using the same command: <p><img src="https://github.com/jsonhero-io/vscode-extension/raw/main/assets/jsonhero-viewinjsonheroselection.gif" alt="View in jsonhero.io" width="1000px"></p> ### View in jsonhero.io at path View the JSON file, opened at the location of the cursor (useful for opening onto the exact part of the document you want to preview) <p><img src="https://github.com/jsonhero-io/vscode-extension/raw/main/assets/jsonhero-viewinjsonheroatpath.gif" alt="View in jsonhero.io" width="1000px"></p> ## Extension Settings This extension contributes the following settings: - `jsonhero.openInDefaultBrowser`: Open jsonhero.io in your default browser (true by default) - `jsonhero.customBrowser`: If `openInDefaultBrowser` is set to false, use this setting to set the browser to use. One of `chrome`, `firefox`, `edge`, or `safari`. Defaults to `chrome`. - `jsonhero.url`: Allows you to point to a different instance of JSON Hero (if you are running it locally or have deployed it yourself). Defaults to `https://jsonhero.io` ## Known Issues Currently no known issues ## Release Notes ### 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 Some copy and marketplace design tweaks ### 0.1.0 Initial release of the extension