Format

Global object

Each JSON file is a dictionary with two items:

• specifications: (optional): a list of specifications.
• features: a list of features.

Example:

    {
        "specification": [...]
        "features": [...]
    }

Specification object

The list of specification contains specification objects with the following keys:

• name: The official name of the spec
• url: The url of the spec being implemented, can be the working draft.
• status: A status dictionary, more about that below.
• documentation-url: (optional) Link to good documentation, like MDM.
• webkit-url: (optional) Link to the bug in bugzilla or trac.
• description: (optional) A description of the specification.
• comments: (optional) Free comments from implementors.
• contact: (optional) A contact dictionary, more about that below.

Feature object

Features are small features that do not necessarily fit in a complete specification. For example, ES6 template string is a popular feature that can have its own feature object.

Each feature object can have the following fields:

• name: Name of the feature.
• status: A status dictionary, more about that below.
• url: (optional) Link to the feature in the spec.
• documentation-url: (optional) Link to good documentation, like MDM.
• webkit-url: (optional) Link to the bug in bugzilla or trac.
• specification: (optional) The name of the specification the feature belongs to. The name must match the name of a specification object.
• description: (optional) A description of the specification.
• comments: (optional) Free comments from implementors.
• contact: (optional) A contact dictionary, more about that below.

Status object

The dictionary has the following fields:

• status: Any description of the status of the feature: "In development", "Waiting for feedback", "Done", "Removed"
• enabled-by-default: true/false.
• comment: (optional) Free comment about the status.
• shipped (optional): a list of the first release when something was shipped. E.g. ["safari-7-prefix", "osx-safari-8", "webkitgtk-2.7.3"]

Contact object

• name: Name of a contact person.
• twitter: name on twitter.
• email: email address.