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JSON mode shows the json in one line.
See original GitHub issueimport 'brace/mode/json';
<ReactAce mode='json' value={JSON.stringify(jsonObject)} theme='github' />
The entire json is shown in 1 line and with no formatting.
What option should enable formatting of the jsonObject?
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@id0Sch I think
valueis a string? If so you could try parsing it first:JSON.stringify(JSON.parse(value), null, 2)Scratch that.
JSON.stringify(jsonObject, null, 2)solves it.