Pizzazz is a simple pure Ruby implementation of code coloring, but just for JSON. Basically, if you have a ruby object and want to show it converted to JSON and add HTML around it so you can color it.
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Pizzazzifing an object is simple:
object = { name: 'Sam Soffes', website: 'http://samsoff.es' }
Pizzazz.ify(object)
#=> "{\n <span class=\"string\">\"name\"</span>: <span class=\"string\">\"Sam Soffes\"</span>,\n <span class=\"string\">\"website\"</span>: <span class=\"string\">\"http://samsoff.es\"</span>\n}"You can optionally limit arrays as well:
Pizzazz.ify(all_of_the_things, limit: 1)This will add an ellipses after the first element.
Spans are added around various elements. Here's the classes:
stringconstant(trueorfalse)nullnumber
Everything else is left alone.
If you want it wrapped in <pre class="pizzazz"> (and call html_safe if possible), do the following:
Pizzazz.ify_html(object)If you're using the asset pipeline, you can simply require pizzazz to get my stylesheet. Be sure your <pre> has the pizzazz class. If you use ify_html it will automatically do this.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'pizzazz'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install pizzazz
Simple as that. Enjoy.