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The JSON editor is a temporary workaround to more easily edit configuration files until the #web2cit-editor is available. Because the #w2c-editor may take some time to implement, and because the JSON editor can become a tool independent of Web2Cit, we may consider making some improvements: - [ ] Have the editor accept an optional "fallback" parameter, indicating an alternative JSON file to pre-populate the form with, in case the main file could not be loaded. In the Web2Cit case, we could use this to load the fallback template. - [ ] Pass the timestamp of when the pre-existing JSON file was fetched to the mediawiki editor, to handle edit conflicts. - [ ] If the schema file specified can't be retrieved, json-editor fails and the error isn't caught by our script. This must be fixed. - [ ] Split the script out of the HTML and create a TS file instead.

The JSON editor is a temporary workaround to more easily edit configuration files until the #web2cit-editor is available. Because the #w2c-editor may take some time to implement, and because the JSON editor can become a tool independent of Web2Cit, we may consider making some improvements: - [ ] Have the editor accept an optional "fallback" parameter, indicating an alternative JSON file to pre-populate the form with, in case the main file could not be loaded. In the Web2Cit case, we could use this to load the fallback template. - [ ] Pass the timestamp of when the pre-existing JSON file was fetched to the mediawiki editor, to handle edit conflicts. - [ ] If the schema file specified can't be retrieved, json-editor fails and the error isn't caught by our script. This must be fixed. - [ ] Split the script out of the HTML and create a TS file instead. - [ ] The itemwise option is not overwritten with its default when switching transformation step types.

The JSON editor is a temporary workaround to more easily edit configuration files until the #web2cit-editor is available. Because the #w2c-editor may take some time to implement, and because the JSON editor can become a tool independent of Web2Cit, we may consider making some improvements: - [ ] Have the editor accept an optional "fallback" parameter, indicating an alternative JSON file to pre-populate the form with, in case the main file could not be loaded. In the Web2Cit case, we could use this to load the fallback template. - [ ] Pass the timestamp of when the pre-existing JSON file was fetched to the mediawiki editor, to handle edit conflicts. - [ ] If the schema file specified can't be retrieved, json-editor fails and the error isn't caught by our script. This must be fixed. - [ ] Split the script out of the HTML and create a TS file instead. - [ ] The itemwise option is not overwritten with its default when switching transformation step types.