A self-hosted JSONL browser. Start it with a read-only directory, then inspect its JSONL files from a browser.
npm install
npm run build
npm run serve -- /path/to/jsonl-directoryFor LAN access, bind explicitly and protect the data API with a token:
npm run serve -- /path/to/jsonl-directory --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8400 --token a-long-random-tokenSee the CLI service plan for the implemented scope and roadmap.
For development in this repository, use npm link to symlink the current checkout as the global jsonl-viewer command:
npm run build
npm link
jsonl-viewer /path/to/jsonl-directoryTo verify an installable package instead:
npm pack
npm install -g ./jsonl-viewer-0.0.1.tgznpm install only installs dependencies; it does not register a global command. The package is currently private, so it can be linked or installed locally but cannot be accidentally published to the public npm registry.