Angular directive to pretty-print and syntax-highlight JSON.

##Usage

1. Include 'json-print' as a dependency for your app.

angular.module('myApp', ['json-print'])

2. Add the directive json-print to an element, along with the data source

  <pre json-print="{Obj|String}" json-indent="[Int]"></pre>

Note: The use of an element like <pre> is required to preserve indentation and line breaks, but has no effect on highlighting.

#####Arguments

• json-print - Accepts either a regular JavaScript object, or a string of JSON.
• json-indent - Optional - Level of indentation, defaults to four spaces.

####Markup

Values, properties, braces and brackets are wrapped in <span>s with the following classes:

• Properties

    <span class="json-print-prop">"foo"</span>:

• Strings. Any HTML-markup is escaped and displayed as text.

    <span class="json-print-string">"String with <p>HTML</p>"</span>

• Numbers. Additional classes for zero, and positive and negative numbers.

      <span class="json-print-number json-print-zero">0</span>
      <span class="json-print-number json-print-plus">1</span>
      <span class="json-print-number json-print-minus">-1</span>

• Booleans. Additional classes for true/false.

    <span class="json-print-bool json-print-true">true</span>
    <span class="json-print-bool json-print-false">false</span>

• Null

      <span class="json-print-null">null</span>

• Objects

      <span class="json-print-object">{</span>
      <span class="json-print-object">}</span>

• Arrays

      <span class="json-print-array">[</span>
      <span class="json-print-array">]</span>