A serverless web tool for adding items and editing fields in JSON data. Upload a JSON file, add new entries, define fields to edit, and download the updated JSON.

Live: https://97115104.github.io/reclassifier/

• Upload JSON — Drag & drop or click to upload any .json file
• Auto-detection — Parses nested structures and finds all classifiable object collections
• Flexible field types — Text, long text, number, boolean, or custom choice fields
• Smart display — Auto-detects title and image keys to give context while classifying
• Batch processing — Work through every object one at a time with progress tracking
• Add new items — Add new entries to your collections directly from the interface
• Skip support — Skip objects you don't want to classify
• Export — Download the modified JSON or copy it to clipboard

1. Upload a JSON file containing objects (array of objects, nested collections, or a single object)
2. Review the parsed structure — see what collections were found and their fields
3. Add fields — Define one or more new fields to add, choosing the input type (text, choice, boolean, etc.)
4. Classify — For each object, see its existing data and fill in the new field values
5. Add items — Use the "+ Add New Item" button to add new entries to your collection
6. Export — Review a summary of changes, then download or copy the updated JSON

• Add genre classifications to a list of books
• Add new books or projects to existing JSON collections
• Tag products with categories
• Add review scores to a collection of items
• Mark records as active/inactive
• Annotate any JSON dataset with new metadata

├── index.html          # Main HTML page
├── css/
│   └── main.css        # All styles
├── js/
│   ├── parser.js       # JSON parsing and analysis
│   └── app.js          # Application logic and UI
├── assets/
│   └── favicon.svg     # Favicon
├── LICENSE             # MIT License
└── README.md           # This file

No build tools or dependencies required. Open index.html in a browser or serve with any static file server:

python3 -m http.server 8000

This project was built with the assistance of Claude (Anthropic). Verified via attest.ink.

MIT — Copyright (c) 2025 Austin Harshberger