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FIG-002 / OVERVIEW

at a glance.

@textea/json-viewer is a React-only inspector, not a native Svelte alternative, with no npm release since December 2024. This page exists for cross-framework feature and search comparison.

FIG-003 / FEATURE MATRIX

side-by-side.

Every surface that matters, compared without spin.

feature	@humanspeak/svelte-json-view-lite	@textea/json-viewer
Svelte 5 Native	yes	no
React Support	no	yes
Read-only Tree View	yes	yes
Rich Inspector Features	no	yes
Snippet Overrides	yes	no
Zero Runtime Dependencies	yes	no

FIG-004 / STRENGTHS

where each shines.

▣ svelte json view lite 7

+Svelte 5 runes-native implementation
+Familiar API shape for cross-framework migrations
+Typed Svelte snippet overrides for primitive values and labels
+SSR-safe ids through $props.id()
+WAI-ARIA tree semantics with keyboard navigation
+Light and dark CSS-module themes with CSS-variable overrides
+Zero runtime dependencies

▢ @textea/json-viewer 3

+Large React feature set
+Interactive inspector controls
+Good theming options

FIG-005 / LIMITATIONS

where each falls short.

▣ svelte json view lite 3

−Focused on viewing, not editing
−No virtualization for very large JSON documents
−Smaller ecosystem than older React JSON viewers

▢ @textea/json-viewer 2

−React-only
−More package surface than tiny read-only views require

FIG-006 / VERDICT

the honest call.

These are not drop-in alternatives within one framework. Choose @textea/json-viewer for an existing React inspector; choose @humanspeak/svelte-json-view-lite for a small, native Svelte 5 read-only tree.

FIG-007 / MORE