Quick JSON

Fast JSON snippets with optional dynamic count support for API mocking.
Static by default for speed. Dynamic only when explicitly requested.

✨ Why QuickJSON?

Most JSON generators are slow because they always process data.
QuickJSON is different:

• ⚡ Instant static snippets for common use
• 🧠 Dynamic processing only when you ask
• 🔒 Controlled keys only (no accidental commands)
• 🧪 Perfect for frontend & API mocking

🚀 Features

1️⃣ Static JSON Snippets (Fastest)

Uses VS Code snippets — no extension logic, no delay.

Type → press Tab

userjson
postsjson
productjson
cartjson
quotesjson
photojson
countries

➡ Instantly inserts static JSON (default 10 items)

2️⃣ Dynamic Count (Only When Needed)

Triggers extension logic only if :<count> is used

userjson:10
postsjson:50
productjson:100

➡ Reads predefined data
➡ Slices or repeats to match the count
➡ Runs only on demand

3️⃣ Safe & Controlled Commands

Only predefined keys are allowed:

user
posts
product
cart
quotes
photo

❌ Invalid commands are blocked:

boyjson:10
humanjson:20

➡ Prevents mistakes and unexpected behavior

🧠 How It Works (Simple)

Static first. Dynamic only when required.

🧪 Usage

1. Open any .json file
2. Type a command:

   userjson
   

3. Press Tab

OR

userjson:10

Press Enter

📦 Use Cases

• Frontend UI development
• API response mocking
• Pagination testing
• Demo data for projects
• Learning & tutorials

⚙️ Performance Philosophy

QuickJSON is designed to be performance-first:

• ❌ No unnecessary file reads
• ❌ No background processing
• ❌ No auto execution
• ✅ Explicit user intent only

🛣️ Roadmap (Planned)

• Custom default count setting
• Autocomplete for allowed keys
• Range support (postsjson:10-20)
• Workspace-level data overrides

🧑‍💻 Feedback & Contributions

If you have ideas or issues, feel free to open a discussion or issue on GitHub.

📦 repository

GitHub Repository

📄 License

MIT License