Descripción

fishdan Jsonmaker lets administrators curate a nested tree of links directly on the front end. Drop the [jsonmaker] shortcode onto a page, expand nodes to add children, rename or remove items inline, and fetch any branch at /json/<slug>.json.

Highlights

Inline “Add”, “Edit”, and “Delete” controls for administrators (capability jsonmaker_manage).
Clean JSON endpoint for each node (/json/<slug>.json).
Store either URLs or plain text values; an empty value keeps a node as a container.
All data persists in a single WordPress option—no custom tables.

Instalación

Upload the fishdan-jsonmaker folder to wp-content/plugins/, or install the ZIP via Plugins Add New Upload Plugin.
Activate fishdan Jsonmaker in Plugins Installed Plugins.
Add the [jsonmaker] shortcode to a page.
(Optional) Visit Settings Permalinks and click Save to refresh rewrite rules if /json/<slug>.json returns 404.

Preguntas frecuentes

Who can edit the tree?: Administrators receive the jsonmaker_manage capability on activation. Grant it to other roles as needed.
How do I fetch JSON for a node?: Hit /json/<node-slug>.json. The slug appears in the add/edit form IDs (e.g., jsonmaker-form-slug).
Why do titles have to be unique?: Each node’s slug is derived from its title. Enforcing unique titles guarantees stable JSON endpoints.

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Registro de cambios

0.2.8

Removed the optional extension ID text field from the toolbar import UX now that the browser postMessage flow handles extension discovery automatically.
Relaxed import validation to allow repeating node titles (unique slugs are still generated) so toolbar exports with duplicate titles no longer fail.

0.2.7

Added “Import current toolbar” button that can pull JSON directly from the Subscribed Toolbar extension.
Optional extension ID field plus visible error feedback when the extension isn’t reachable.
Successful extension imports now auto-select “Replace entire tree” to overwrite the current tree.

0.2.6

Adjusted Freemius configuration to use the wp.org-compliant free SDK settings and bumped the plugin version for release.

0.2.5

Reworked the admin screen with a dedicated license card that shows active plan details, remaining term, and a “Buy Jsonmaker Basic” button, plus an AJAX license-entry form.
Added toolbar auto-insertion for “Host Your Own Toolbar” and “Edit your toolbar source” links inside an About folder for every change, ensuring free toolbars promote the upgrade path.
Refined the tree editor UI with compact +/- toggles, cookie-persisted open/closed state, and collapsible action forms that never overlap.

0.2.4

Added a prominent login call-to-action so returning users can access their trees without hunting for the WordPress screen.
Ensured successful registrations redirect back to the [jsonmaker] page instead of dropping users on the default dashboard.

0.2.3

Enabled Freemius org-compliance mode, renamed helper APIs, and documented the change.
Added nonce enforcement helpers, centralized input sanitization, and escaped shortcode output to satisfy Plugin Check.
Bundled Bootstrap assets locally to comply with wp.org’s CDN restrictions.

0.2.2.1

Bulk import now accepts copies of the “Current JSON” output (e.g., { "username": { ... } }) and unwraps the username wrapper automatically.

0.2.2

Introduced per-user JSON trees with personalised /json/<username>/<node>.json endpoints and a dedicated JSON role plus registration flow.
Refreshed the shortcode UI with Bootstrap styling, actionable onboarding guidance, and centred collapsible toggles.
Seed new accounts with a “Popular” starter library and ensured sample endpoints are linked for quick testing.

0.2.1

Addressed WordPress Plugin Check feedback by adding translators comments, tightening escaping, and removing debug logging for a compliance-focused release.

0.2.0

Renamed the plugin to fishdan Jsonmaker and aligned the text domain, Freemius slug, and packaging directory with the new branding.

0.1.7

Wrapped bulk import, JSON preview, and the editing tree in collapsible sections with remembered state per user.
Added “View Node” shortcut links beside each node’s actions for quick JSON inspection.
Defaulted management panels to start closed for new visitors while keeping the editor open.
Refined Freemius admin fallbacks and section styling for a more consistent dashboard experience.

0.1.6

Added a published JSON schema and linked helper text for quick validation.
Introduced bulk import with append/replace modes, optional append targeting, and duplicate-title safeguards.
Added slug normalization for JSON endpoint requests so mixed-case and spaced URLs resolve correctly.
Hardened Freemius admin bootstrapping by pre-populating the screen title and falling back to the bundled icon.

0.1.5

Added uninstall cleanup for the stored tree and custom capability, plus deactivation rewrite flushing.
Registered inline assets with explicit versions and localized delete warnings.
Declared metadata updates for WordPress.org compliance, including current tested version.
Bundled the Freemius SDK for future distribution and telemetry tooling.

0.1.4

Added canonical redirect bypass and ensured CORS headers are sent during redirects for the JSON endpoint.

0.1.3

Updated plugin metadata to credit Daniel Fishman.

0.1.2

Added CORS headers and OPTIONS handling for the JSON endpoint to support browser extensions.

0.1.1

Addressed WordPress Plugin Check feedback and improved inline asset handling.

0.1.0

Initial release.