JSON Configuration Editor

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A web-based JSON configuration file editor that allows users to create, edit, view, and download JSON configuration files.

Features

• Create new JSON configuration files
• Edit existing JSON configuration files
• View JSON file contents
• Download JSON files
• Delete JSON files
• Simple password-based authentication for access control

Tech Stack

• Backend: Go (Gin framework)
• Frontend: HTML, JavaScript
• Database: SQLite for storing file metadata
• Storage: Local file system

Installation & Running

1. Ensure Go environment is installed
2. Clone the project to your local machine
3. Install dependencies:

   go mod download

4. Run the project:

   go run main.go

5. Access http://localhost:8080 to start using

Usage Guide

1. Simple password authentication is implemented for accessing the homepage
2. Add ?password=YOUR_PASSWORD parameter to the URL for access
   • Example: http://localhost:8080?password=your_password
3. Main features:
   • Create new file: Click "New" button
   • Edit file: Select file and click "Edit"
   • View file: Select file and click "View"
   • Download file: Select file and click "Download"
   • Delete file: Select file and click "Delete"

API Endpoints

• GET /json-api/json - Get list of all JSON files
• GET /json-api/json/:filename - Get content of specified JSON file
• GET /json-api/json/:filename/download - Download specified JSON file
• POST /json-api/json/:filename - Create new JSON file
• PUT /json-api/json/:filename - Update specified JSON file
• DELETE /json-api/json/:filename - Delete specified JSON file

Security Notes

• Simple password-based authentication is implemented for basic access control
• It's recommended to change the default password in production environment
• All file operations have permission verification
• For enhanced security, consider implementing more robust authentication methods in production

Important Notes

• Ensure sufficient disk space for storing JSON files
• Regular backup of important configuration files is recommended
• Do not use default password in public network environments
• This is a simple implementation for demonstration purposes