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Editor.js is an open-source text editor offering a variety of features to help users create and format content efficiently. It has a modern, block-style interface that allows users to easily add and arrange different types of content, such as text, images, lists, quotes, etc. Each Block is provided via a separate plugin making Editor.js extremely flexible. Editor.js outputs clean JSON data instead of heavy HTML markup.

...The library is written with Svelte, but can be used in plain JavaScript too, and in any framework (SolidJS, React, Vue, Angular, etc). View and edit JSON, has a low-level text editor and high-level tree view and table view. Format (beautify) and compact JSON. Sort, query, filter, and transform JSON. JSON schema validation and pluggable custom validation. Color highlighting, undo/redo, search and replace. Utilities like a color picker and timestamp tag. Handles large JSON documents up to 512 MB.

PackageDev provides syntax highlighting and other helpful utility for Sublime Text resource files. Resource files are ways of configuring the Sublime Text text editor to various extends, including but not limited to: custom syntax definitions, context menus (and the main menu), and key bindings. Thus, this package is ideal for package developers, but even normal users of Sublime Text who want to configure it to their liking should find it very useful.

JSONly is a lightweight, user-friendly GUI JSON editor designed to make working with JSON files simple and efficient. Built with a focus on usability, Jsonly provides an intuitive interface for viewing, editing, and managing JSON data without overwhelming you with unnecessary features.

JSON-Splora is a GUI for editing, visualizing, and manipulating JSON data with jq or JavaScript. The editor is a JavaScript editor, and the input is parsed as json5. This allows for comments as well as a relaxed JSON input format. Once the editor has valid JSON, an input window will appear below, allowing you to manipulate the object with JavaScript or jq. A panel will appear to the right with the output, and updates live as the input or filter changes.