To ensure you’re on the right server, run this command:

 
cat /etc/os-release

You should see something like this:

Then download the rpm file (the latest version doesn’t have the rpm file)

wget https://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v2.5/RPMS/nano-2.5.3-1.x86_64.rpm

Then install the package

rpm -i nano-2.5.3-1.x86_64.rpm

That’s all 😀

As I completed my last enhancement to JSON Table Editor, I was asking to myself what data that would be cool and hopefully useful to share with others. Then I remember the time when I was choosing which SingTel mobile plan to subscribe. Thanks to my work place, I am entitled to SingTel Corporate Individual Scheme (CIS) which is cheaper than the normal plans. Long story short, it’s quite tedious to login into CIS page and the session somehow expired faster than expected. I had hard time deciding and remembering which plan is which and how much it will cost.

So I collated the data from SingTel website and put it under JSON Table editor below. I hope it helps you one way or another.

DISCLAIMER: The data is valid as of 17 Aug 2019. The monthly fees listed below is the minimum amount, you will very likely to pay more.

NOTES:

• Period refers to contract period in months
• Data refers to mobile data package in GB
• Fee refers to monthly fee, in SGD
• WiFi refers to SingTel WiFi
• Unlimited any unlimited in SingTel website is actually translates to 10000. E.g. Unlimited Talktime means 10000 minutes Talktime

On previous enhancement, I made the sharing easy by using URL shortener. But what if you want to embed the table in your website? That was the main motivation on this enhancement to JSON Table Editor.

Embed the Grid

To embed the grid, you need to:

1. Use remote JSON data source.
2. Arrange the column width, if required
3. Click “Embed” button
   
4. Enter the Grid’s title
   
5. Click “OK” then you’ll get the HTML in the Output panel. You can then paste the HTML in your own website. You can see the sample at the end of this post.

Auto Resize the Column Width

The columns is now auto-resized based on the first row. I didn’t make it auto-resized based on all rows, because it will get expensive.

That’s all folks. I hope it helps.

Update 19 Aug 2019: It turns out that using shortened-URL as iframe’s src will make the iframe’s content not shown on mobile device. The iframe’s src now is using the long and ugly url.