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That looks like a great tool! However, when I imported my JSONL file, I already found a bug. AFAIK, openHASP uses the last "page" directive it has seen. Your webapp, however, assumes "page":0 if no page is specified. So most of my objects end up on page 0 instead of where openHASP puts them: |
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Nice, will definitely check it out! |
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Seems to not like comment lines or blank lines which I use to make my file more readable? I have several pages and on each page I use "id": which it doesn't like. This does work on openHASP though? |
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Hello, Very clear and intuitive to use. Excellent work. Ideally, the Delete key on the keyboard should also work for deleting the active objects, and not just the Delete button. However, a quick look at the JSON code (if you only need a single line) isn't possible; only exporting the entire JSON code is an option, or am I missing something? Best regards, |
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this is how my import looks like
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Hi @fvanroie,
I’ve created a web-based tool for visually designing openHASP screen layouts — you can place elements, adjust colors, positions, and export directly to JSON for import into your openHASP device.
You can try it online here:
👉 https://hasp-screen-maker-lenardo.replit.app/
I also have the full offline source code available if you’d like to include or link it from the official openHASP website.
It might be a helpful visual companion for new users who want to build layouts without coding.
Would you be interested in checking it out?
Best regards,
[email protected]
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