Modify the watermarkText variable within the script to change the visible watermark (e.g., "Draft", "Confidential", "Internal Only").
Change the target key in the JSON table if a different field name is required. 7. Troubleshooting Watermark-json_hilfiger.lua
As part of a larger Lua-based pipeline (e.g., Neovim automation or FiveM server-side script), it ensures all processed JSON files are compliant with labeling policies. 3. Core Functionality The script typically performs the following actions: Modify the watermarkText variable within the script to
Place Watermark-json_hilfiger.lua and necessary libraries in the script directory. 6. How to Configure Troubleshooting As part of a larger Lua-based pipeline (e
-- Watermark-json_hilfiger.lua local json = require("dkjson") -- Assume dkjson library is used local function addWatermark(jsonString, watermarkText) local data, pos, err = json.decode(jsonString, 1, nil) if err then return nil, "Error decoding JSON: " .. err end -- Applying the watermark field data["watermark"] = watermarkText data["timestamp"] = os.date("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") -- Re-encode to JSON return json.encode(data, { indent = true }) end -- Example Usage local inputJson = '{"file_id": 101, "content": "secret_data"}' local watermarkedJson = addWatermark(inputJson, "HILFIGER_PROTECTED") print(watermarkedJson) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard 5. Technical Requirements & Installation Lua 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, or LuaJIT.
Inserting a "Confidential" watermark into JSON data before exporting it to untrusted systems.
If the input JSON is malformed, the script will return a decoding error. Use a JSON validator on the input.