jsonfly.nvim

Fly through your JSON files with ease. Search ✨ blazingly fast ✨ for keys via Telescope, and navigate through your JSON structure with ease.

json(fly) is a Telescope extension that will show you all keys (including nested ones) in your JSON files and allow you to search and jump to them quickly. It's completely customizable and even supports highlighting of the values.

Installation

Install with your favorite plugin manager, for example with lazy.nvim:

{
    "nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim",
    dependencies = {
        -- "Myzel394/easytables.nvim",
        -- "Myzel394/telescope-last-positions",
        -- Other dependencies
        -- ..
        "Myzel394/jsonfly.nvim",
    },
},

Here's how I load it with lazy.nvim with lazy-loading :)

    {
        "nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim",
        dependencies = {
            "Myzel394/jsonfly.nvim",
        },
        keys = {
            {
                "<leader>j",
                "<cmd>Telescope jsonfly<cr>",
                desc = "Open json(fly)",
                ft = { "json" },
                mode = "n"
            },
        }
    },

Load the extension with:

require("telescope").load_extension("jsonfly")

Usage

Go to a JSON file and run:

:Telescope jsonfly

Configuration

Please see jsonfly.lua for the default configuration.

Example: Vertical layout

require"telescope".setup {
    extensions = {
        jsonfly = {
            mirror = true,
            layout_strategy = "vertical",
            layout_config = {
                mirror = true,
                preview_height = 0.65,
                prompt_position = "top",
            },
            key_exact_length = true
        }
    }
}

Example: Horizontal layout

require"telescope".setup {
    extensions = {
        jsonfly = {
            layout_strategy = "horizontal",
            prompt_position = "top",
            layout_config = {
                mirror = false,
                prompt_position = "top",
                preview_width = 0.45
            }
        }
    }
}

Acknowledgements

JSON parsing is done with [Jeffrey Friedl's JSON library](http://regex.info/blog/lua/json

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