physycom/json_to_html · GitHub

This tool has been written in order to ease the visualization of large GNSS datasets, coming from our various analyses (algorithms, tests, ...). It converts a .json file, written using our standard convention, into an html containing a marker at each location with a pop-up presenting non-gnss keys found in the input file. It uses Google Maps as the underlying mapping source.

CMake and a C++11 compatible compiler are required. To build the executable, clone the repo and then type

mkdir build ; cd build ; cmake .. ; cmake --build . --target install

With CMake you can also deploy projects for the most common IDEs.
Contains jsoncons as a git submodule.

json_to_html.exe -i input.json -o output.html -m [or] -p

where input.json must be an existing and valid .json file while output.html is the name of the output web page. To select the display mode choose one: -m for markers and -p for polylines.

More details about file formats is available here.