| 1 | # Which files do I need?
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| 3 | Ehhh, that's quite some files in this dist folder. Which files do I need?
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| 6 | ## Full version
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| 8 | If you're not sure which version to use, use the full version.
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| 10 | Which files are needed when using the full version?
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| 12 | - jsoneditor.min.js
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| 13 | - jsoneditor.map (optional, for debugging purposes only)
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| 14 | - jsoneditor.min.css
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| 15 | - img/jsoneditor-icons.svg
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| 18 | ## Minimalist version
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| 20 | The minimalist version has excluded the following libraries:
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| 22 | - `ace` (via `brace`), used for the code editor.
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| 23 | - `ajv`, used for JSON schema validation.
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| 24 | - `vanilla-picker`, used as color picker.
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| 26 | This reduces the the size of the minified and gzipped JavaScript file
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| 27 | from about 210 kB to about 70 kB (one third).
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| 29 | When to use the minimalist version?
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| 31 | - If you don't need the mode "code" and don't need JSON schema validation.
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| 32 | - Or if you want to provide `ace` and/or `ajv` yourself via the configuration
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| 33 | options, for example when you already use Ace in other parts of your
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| 34 | web application too and don't want to bundle the library twice.
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| 35 | - You don't need the color picker, or want to provide your own
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| 36 | color picker using `onColorPicker`.
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| 38 | Which files are needed when using the minimalist version?
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| 40 | - jsoneditor-minimalist.min.js
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| 41 | - jsoneditor-minimalist.map (optional, for debugging purposes only)
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| 42 | - jsoneditor.min.css
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| 43 | - img/jsoneditor-icons.svg
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