Not so much of an issue but on large json strings it tends to be really slow.currently I'm using it for a json with around 6000 elements and it does the job just fine. It does appear to be working far better if all elements initially are collapsed. In essence:
js/jquery.jsonview.js on line 53 - remove the if/else statement and leave simply the 'else' case
ele = '<li class="object-prop...'
That way even with 6000 elements it does behave alright.
Not so much of an issue but on large json strings it tends to be really slow.currently I'm using it for a json with around 6000 elements and it does the job just fine. It does appear to be working far better if all elements initially are collapsed. In essence:
js/jquery.jsonview.js on line 53 - remove the if/else statement and leave simply the 'else' case
ele = '<li class="object-prop...'
That way even with 6000 elements it does behave alright.