A little bit of Javascript love to make arbitrary data structures Yes No Fix -able.
Opinions and fact-checking. About stuff. As CSV documents. From any webpage. Or at least Who's On First Spelunker webpages. With code.
First grab a copy of the code from the js-mapzen-whosonfirst-yesnofix GitHub repository. Then add it to your webpages, like this:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mapzen.whosonfirst.yesnofix.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="mapzen.whosonfirst.yesnofix.js"></script>
The simplest way to use yesnofix.js is to call the apply method with a target HTML element and a data structure. This will generate a pretty HTML table complete with Yes No Fix style controls for each value and insert it in to the DOM as a child of the target HTML element you've defined.
mapzen.whosonfirst.yesnofix.apply(data, target_el);
If you just want to render a data structure but delay or defer adding it to the DOM you can call the render method.
var pretty = mapzen.whosonfirst.yesnofix.render(data);
That's it. By default every element in your data structure will be made Yes No Fix -able.
For now, the best place to get all the details about Yes No Fix (and how to use it) is our blog post announcing the project.