Json editor in browser like Elasticsearch's Sense
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I would like to create Elasticsearch editor. There is Head plugin, but is very simple and annoying. Sense for me it's the best plugin, but it works only with Kibana. It would be fine to have at least json edition with operation, like "POST /index/topic/2"
Is there any editor, or tool for making editors, easy to use? I'm aware of customise it. There is an ACE editor, but I think it's "too big" for that, beside I don't see proper documentation for that. Autocomplete function would be great too.
My frontend skills are not mastered (I'm backend developer, who works with Elasticsearch), but I know "something" about creating webpages. Tool will be created in ReactJS. I tried to find something like Sense, but so far failed (beside ACE). JSON editor is a key for creating this tool, so it will be cool if it wouldn't be framework, but simple and easy to use "library".
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elasticsearch browser asked Nov 11 at 13:51
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I would like to create Elasticsearch editor. There is Head plugin, but is very simple and annoying. Sense for me it's the best plugin, but it works only with Kibana. It would be fine to have at least json edition with operation, like "POST /index/topic/2"
Is there any editor, or tool for making editors, easy to use? I'm aware of customise it. There is an ACE editor, but I think it's "too big" for that, beside I don't see proper documentation for that. Autocomplete function would be great too.
My frontend skills are not mastered (I'm backend developer, who works with Elasticsearch), but I know "something" about creating webpages. Tool will be created in ReactJS. I tried to find something like Sense, but so far failed (beside ACE). JSON editor is a key for creating this tool, so it will be cool if it wouldn't be framework, but simple and easy to use "library".
javascript json reactjs
elasticsearch browser asked Nov 11 at 13:51
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I would like to create Elasticsearch editor. There is Head plugin, but is very simple and annoying. Sense for me it's the best plugin, but it works only with Kibana. It would be fine to have at least json edition with operation, like "POST /index/topic/2"
Is there any editor, or tool for making editors, easy to use? I'm aware of customise it. There is an ACE editor, but I think it's "too big" for that, beside I don't see proper documentation for that. Autocomplete function would be great too.
My frontend skills are not mastered (I'm backend developer, who works with Elasticsearch), but I know "something" about creating webpages. Tool will be created in ReactJS. I tried to find something like Sense, but so far failed (beside ACE). JSON editor is a key for creating this tool, so it will be cool if it wouldn't be framework, but simple and easy to use "library".
javascript json reactjs
elasticsearch browser asked Nov 11 at 13:51
Kamil O
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I would like to create Elasticsearch editor. There is Head plugin, but is very simple and annoying. Sense for me it's the best plugin, but it works only with Kibana. It would be fine to have at least json edition with operation, like "POST /index/topic/2"
Is there any editor, or tool for making editors, easy to use? I'm aware of customise it. There is an ACE editor, but I think it's "too big" for that, beside I don't see proper documentation for that. Autocomplete function would be great too.
My frontend skills are not mastered (I'm backend developer, who works with Elasticsearch), but I know "something" about creating webpages. Tool will be created in ReactJS. I tried to find something like Sense, but so far failed (beside ACE). JSON editor is a key for creating this tool, so it will be cool if it wouldn't be framework, but simple and easy to use "library".
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You may want to check Mirage. It is more than JSON editor for Elasticsearch queries!
answered Nov 23 at 18:40
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I's not what I want to achieve, and what I was asking for. But thanks, I haven't seen that before. I think it's not JSON editor, but query editor.
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You may want to check Mirage. It is more than JSON editor for Elasticsearch queries!
answered Nov 23 at 18:40
martin-g
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I's not what I want to achieve, and what I was asking for. But thanks, I haven't seen that before. I think it's not JSON editor, but query editor.
– Kamil O
Nov 28 at 10:42
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You may want to check Mirage. It is more than JSON editor for Elasticsearch queries!
answered Nov 23 at 18:40
martin-g
11.9k1825
I's not what I want to achieve, and what I was asking for. But thanks, I haven't seen that before. I think it's not JSON editor, but query editor.
– Kamil O
Nov 28 at 10:42
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up vote
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You may want to check Mirage. It is more than JSON editor for Elasticsearch queries!
answered Nov 23 at 18:40
martin-g
11.9k1825
You may want to check Mirage. It is more than JSON editor for Elasticsearch queries!
answered Nov 23 at 18:40
martin-g
11.9k1825
answered Nov 23 at 18:40
martin-g
11.9k1825
answered Nov 23 at 18:40
martin-g
11.9k1825
answered Nov 23 at 18:40
martin-g
11.9k1825
11.9k1825
I's not what I want to achieve, and what I was asking for. But thanks, I haven't seen that before. I think it's not JSON editor, but query editor.
– Kamil O
Nov 28 at 10:42
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I's not what I want to achieve, and what I was asking for. But thanks, I haven't seen that before. I think it's not JSON editor, but query editor.
– Kamil O
Nov 28 at 10:42
I's not what I want to achieve, and what I was asking for. But thanks, I haven't seen that before. I think it's not JSON editor, but query editor.
– Kamil O
Nov 28 at 10:42
I's not what I want to achieve, and what I was asking for. But thanks, I haven't seen that before. I think it's not JSON editor, but query editor.
– Kamil O
Nov 28 at 10:42
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