The Vibeary — tag

json

10 resources in The Vibeary tagged "json" — tools, libraries and references pulled from across the library's shelves, each one checked by hand before it was added.

Gems in this collection

Preview of LDtk

LDtk

Modern 2D level editor with auto-layer rules, entity definitions, world layouts, Aseprite support and clean JSON export.

Sébastien Bénard (Deepnight Games, @deepnightfr)free
Preview of OGMO Editor

OGMO Editor

Free open-source project-oriented level editor built by indie devs, with layer templates and simple JSON level output.

OGMO Editor team (Matt Thorson, Maddy Thorson)free
Preview of WebUtils.io

WebUtils.io

Sixty-three free browser tools spanning JSON formatting, image compression, favicon and flexbox generation, PGP and Tauri icon output.

WebUtils teamfree
Preview of treeviz

treeviz

Small library for rendering customisable interactive tree diagrams from JSON with collapsible nodes.

Pierre Capo (@PierreCapo)MIT
Preview of Variables Import

Variables Import

Microsoft-maintained Figma plugin that imports design tokens from JSON files straight into Figma variable collections and modes.

MicrosoftMIT
Preview of figma-to-json

figma-to-json

Reads and writes Figma files as plain JSON, enabling scripted edits and programmatic file generation.

Michael Yagudaev (@yagudaev)open-source
Preview of text-engine

text-engine

Browser-based text adventure engine with a small JSON world format and a sample game, meant to be forked and modified.

Benji Kay (@okaybenji)MIT
Preview of json-joy

json-joy

High-performance JSON CRDT, JSON Patch, JSON Pointer and binary codec toolkit for building collaborative document infrastructure.

Vadim Dalecky (@streamich)Apache-2.0
Preview of Compact Design

Compact Design

LLM-friendly JSON design language with a validation core and a Figma adapter that turns the JSON into editable native Figma frames.

Elliot (@madebyelliot)open-source
Preview of WaveDrom

WaveDrom

Renders digital timing diagrams and register maps from a compact JSON description, in browser or CLI.

Aliaksei Chapyzhenka (@drom)MIT