Constantin Dumitrescu

I've implemented this in my project for development: https://github.com/josdejong/jsoneditor I get a widget that shows the tree nicely formatted and I see updates when the tree commits. It also pushes...

Cool! I'll try and publish what I have so far and let you know > On 13 mar. 2016, at 16:20, Sergey Sova [email protected] wrote: > > @dumconstantin it's very...

Hi @LestaD, I published the Baobab-JsonEditor implementation here: https://github.com/dumconstantin/baobab-jsoneditor Please let me know how it goes! :)

Hi guys, did you manage to give the devtool a go?

Ow, didn't realize that (was testing on a white background). So mainly aesthetically issues, I'll see if I can tweak https://github.com/josdejong/jsoneditor a bit (this is the underlying editor).

Hi @Zache, I did some updates to the widget, maybe you can give it another go... - You can now move the widget around - I removed the Expand All...

Hey @Yomguithereal, yeah, I tried doing that but then I don't know how to link the monkey update to the tree update because neither knows about the other. I have...

Yes, quite a lot actually. Knowing exactly what change triggered the monkey to update makes reasoning about the data structure much easier. Is there a way to achieve that?

That would be great, I really need it for an app I'm currently building. Do you need for me to describe better my current setup and rationale behind this request?

Sure. This is what I have at the moment: ``` javascript // using RamdaJS for the functions let monkey = Baobab.monkey let tree = new Baobab({ entities1: {}, entities2: {},...