How to create a dynamic web page for JSON text doc viewing?
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I have a large JSON file (>5 Gb) filled with text.
I parse this file in Python and store in a dictionnary.
I would like to know how can I produce an HTML page (or something dynamic) where I can browse my json content (thousands of text documents) and view one json document at a time.
I am aware of json2html but it produces one html at a time. Is it possible to combine it with another web tech?
I haven't found any answers related to this, likely my knowledge of web technologies is thin.
python html json dictionary json2html
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Mathias Dail
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I have a large JSON file (>5 Gb) filled with text.
I parse this file in Python and store in a dictionnary.
I would like to know how can I produce an HTML page (or something dynamic) where I can browse my json content (thousands of text documents) and view one json document at a time.
I am aware of json2html but it produces one html at a time. Is it possible to combine it with another web tech?
I haven't found any answers related to this, likely my knowledge of web technologies is thin.
python html json dictionary json2html
asked Nov 8 at 11:31
Mathias Dail
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you could write a web page which can make AJAX calls (i.e. an in-browser HTTP request, without refreshing the page) to the server to fetch the content of each JSON document and display it. The page would initially display a list of all documents (or provide a way to search the list (again via AJAX calls to a server script maybe) and clicking on one would cause the JSON itself to be fetched from the server and displayed. So for this you would need some JavaScript (browser-side) and some server-side language (e.g. python or PHP) to receive requests and fetch data from the store.
– ADyson
Nov 8 at 12:20
thank you for the concept
– Mathias Dail
Nov 8 at 12:23
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I have a large JSON file (>5 Gb) filled with text.
I parse this file in Python and store in a dictionnary.
I would like to know how can I produce an HTML page (or something dynamic) where I can browse my json content (thousands of text documents) and view one json document at a time.
I am aware of json2html but it produces one html at a time. Is it possible to combine it with another web tech?
I haven't found any answers related to this, likely my knowledge of web technologies is thin.
python html json dictionary json2html
asked Nov 8 at 11:31
Mathias Dail
11
I have a large JSON file (>5 Gb) filled with text.
I parse this file in Python and store in a dictionnary.
I would like to know how can I produce an HTML page (or something dynamic) where I can browse my json content (thousands of text documents) and view one json document at a time.
I am aware of json2html but it produces one html at a time. Is it possible to combine it with another web tech?
I haven't found any answers related to this, likely my knowledge of web technologies is thin.
python html json dictionary json2html
python html json dictionary json2html
asked Nov 8 at 11:31
Mathias Dail
11
asked Nov 8 at 11:31
Mathias Dail
11
asked Nov 8 at 11:31
Mathias Dail
11
asked Nov 8 at 11:31
Mathias Dail
11
asked Nov 8 at 11:31
Mathias Dail
11
11
you could write a web page which can make AJAX calls (i.e. an in-browser HTTP request, without refreshing the page) to the server to fetch the content of each JSON document and display it. The page would initially display a list of all documents (or provide a way to search the list (again via AJAX calls to a server script maybe) and clicking on one would cause the JSON itself to be fetched from the server and displayed. So for this you would need some JavaScript (browser-side) and some server-side language (e.g. python or PHP) to receive requests and fetch data from the store.
– ADyson
Nov 8 at 12:20
thank you for the concept
– Mathias Dail
Nov 8 at 12:23
add a comment |
you could write a web page which can make AJAX calls (i.e. an in-browser HTTP request, without refreshing the page) to the server to fetch the content of each JSON document and display it. The page would initially display a list of all documents (or provide a way to search the list (again via AJAX calls to a server script maybe) and clicking on one would cause the JSON itself to be fetched from the server and displayed. So for this you would need some JavaScript (browser-side) and some server-side language (e.g. python or PHP) to receive requests and fetch data from the store.
– ADyson
Nov 8 at 12:20
thank you for the concept
– Mathias Dail
Nov 8 at 12:23
you could write a web page which can make AJAX calls (i.e. an in-browser HTTP request, without refreshing the page) to the server to fetch the content of each JSON document and display it. The page would initially display a list of all documents (or provide a way to search the list (again via AJAX calls to a server script maybe) and clicking on one would cause the JSON itself to be fetched from the server and displayed. So for this you would need some JavaScript (browser-side) and some server-side language (e.g. python or PHP) to receive requests and fetch data from the store.
– ADyson
Nov 8 at 12:20
you could write a web page which can make AJAX calls (i.e. an in-browser HTTP request, without refreshing the page) to the server to fetch the content of each JSON document and display it. The page would initially display a list of all documents (or provide a way to search the list (again via AJAX calls to a server script maybe) and clicking on one would cause the JSON itself to be fetched from the server and displayed. So for this you would need some JavaScript (browser-side) and some server-side language (e.g. python or PHP) to receive requests and fetch data from the store.
– ADyson
Nov 8 at 12:20
thank you for the concept
– Mathias Dail
Nov 8 at 12:23
thank you for the concept
– Mathias Dail
Nov 8 at 12:23
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you could write a web page which can make AJAX calls (i.e. an in-browser HTTP request, without refreshing the page) to the server to fetch the content of each JSON document and display it. The page would initially display a list of all documents (or provide a way to search the list (again via AJAX calls to a server script maybe) and clicking on one would cause the JSON itself to be fetched from the server and displayed. So for this you would need some JavaScript (browser-side) and some server-side language (e.g. python or PHP) to receive requests and fetch data from the store.
– ADyson
Nov 8 at 12:20
thank you for the concept
– Mathias Dail
Nov 8 at 12:23