Slawomir Koszewski
48d540bd48
- Add 'Load an Object' button for standard JSON files (.json) - Add 'Load a Log File' button for JSON Lines files (.log) - Each button has specific file type filter and handling logic - Improved user experience with clear separation of functionality - Add styling for the new info button (log files) - Update documentation to reflect the two-button approach
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description: Instructions for using the JMESPath Testing Tool repository.
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applyTo: "**/*.md,**/.js"
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# AI Agent Instructions for JMESPath Testing Tool
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The tool in this repository is designed to help users validate and test JMESPath expressions against JSON data. It is a React-based web application that provides an interactive interface for entering JMESPath queries and viewing the results.
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The application is single page. The page is divided into three sections:
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- Top section: Title and description of the tool.
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- Middle section:
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- Input area for JMESPath expressions
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- Lower Middle left section: Input area for JSON data
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- Lower Middle right section: Output are for JMESPath query results
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- Boottom section: Footer with author and license information
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The Middle section also contains a toolbar with buttons to load data from disk, load sample data, format JSON input, and clear all inputs.
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The main components of the application are located in the `src` directory and target Node 24 LTS environment.
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Framework to be used:
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- React for building the user interface.
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- JavaScript (ES6+) for scripting.
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- Bootstrap for styling and layout.
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## Containerization
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The application should be prepared for deployment using containerization. It should extend minimal Node 24 LTS container image.
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