Extension for Visual Studio Code - Smart JSON Schema is a Visual Studio Code extension designed to simplify the generation of JSON schemas from existing JSON files. This tool is perfect for developers working with APIs, configurations, and ...

Extension for Visual Studio - Create JSON schemas directly from a JSON file

Extension for Visual Studio - Allows you to easily generate a schema file from a JSON file and generate a JSON file with dummy data based on a schema file.

November 3, 2021 - The association of a JSON file to a schema can be done either in the JSON file itself using the $schema attribute, or in the User or Workspace settings (File > Preferences > Settings) ...

Allows you to easily generate a schema file from a JSON file and generate a JSON file with dummy data based on a schema file.

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Create JSON schemas from typescript code

April 27, 2020 - In this article, I demonstrate how to create a JSON Schema, to provide auto-completion to Hadolint configuration files on VS Code editor. Tagged with vscode, jsonschema, productivity.

Not sure on specifics, but if you check out json-schema.org/implementations.html#web-ui-generation you might find what you need. I don't see anything for VS Code specifically, but the libraries listed there may lead you to something. We'd be interested in what you find, so post back if you find something. 2022-08-10T06:28:57.257Z+00:00 ... @gregsdennis I think manuel is actually asking for a visual editor to more easily edit and construct JSON schemas within vscode 2024-12-11T16:43:22.777Z+00:00

I’m kidding, partly. The solution is a JSON-schema. Leveraging one of those means you can rely on the intelligent autocompletion and error detection to do the heavy lifting! To get started with the least amount of effort, you can use VSCode, which has builtin support for JSON-schema.

Right click on a schema.json file. Select JSONForms: Generate UI Schema.

vscode.languages.registerJSONSchemaProvider(languageId, schemaProvider); languageService.setSchema(uri, schema); Thanks for pointing me into the right direction. ... Just as comment because not a real answer to your question, JSONBuddy (json-buddy.com) generates a JSON Schema on the fly for any JSON data with no schema already assigned.

April 12, 2017 - It allows you to define you Configurations, have Validations and integrates with various editors to provides intellisense and auto complete. In this post, I walk through the process of creating a JSON schema for a JSON configuration file and integrate it with Visual Studio Code to provide tool tips, Auto complete and Snippets.

xcaddy build v2.4.1 \ --with github.com/abiosoft/caddy-json-schema \ # any other module you want to include in the generated schema · Run caddy help json-schema to view help. usage: caddy json-schema [--output <file>] [--indent <int>] [--vscode] [--no-cache] flags: -indent int Number of spaces to indent the generated JSON with (default 2) -no-cache Discard local cache and fetch latest API docs -output string The file to write the generated schema (default "./caddy_schema.json") -vscode Generate VSCode configuration

This is how bundled language extensions that come with VSCode, like configuration-editing, internally contribute schema resolvers (example) Note: For the $schema or url value, the path to the schema file does not have to be local; many extensions and plugins use a public URL, such as http://json.schemastore.org/eslintrc.

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Generate JSON sample files from your JSON Schema

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Generate nested sample JSON data using custom templates.

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Convert JSON to TypeScript interfaces and generate JSON schemas with ease. Features smart format detection, right-click context menu, and multiple output options.