How to use the jsoneditor/dist/jsoneditor-minimalist.js function in jsoneditor

// during the initial .set(), so we have a safety variable
      // _editorLoaded to prevent a bunch of recursion
      onChange: () => {
        if (!this._editorLoaded) {
          return;
        }
        this._hasEdits = true;
        onUserEdit(editorContainer, this._editor.get());
        this.render();
      }
    };

    if (!this._editor) {
      this._editorLoaded = false;
      editorContainer.innerHTML = '';
      this._editor = new JSONEditor(editorContainer, editorOptions);
      setupListeners(editorContainer);
    }
    if (!this._hasEdits) {
      this._editorLoaded = false;
      // Only set the JSON when it is loaded, either because it's
      // the first time we got it from the server or because the user
      // hit applyEdits.
      this._editor.set(this._state.lottie);
    }
    reannotate(editorContainer, this._state.lottie);
    // We are now pretty confident that the onChange events will only be
    // when the user modifies the JSON.
    this._editorLoaded = true;
  }

// There are sometimes a few onChange events that happen
      // during the initial .set(), so we have a safety variable
      // _editorLoaded to prevent a bunch of recursion
      onChange: () => {
        if (!this._editorLoaded) {
          return;
        }
        this._hasEdits = true;
        this.render();
      }
    };

    if (!this._editor) {
      this._editorLoaded = false;
      editorContainer.innerHTML = '';
      this._editor = new JSONEditor(editorContainer, editorOptions);
    }
    if (!this._hasEdits) {
      this._editorLoaded = false;
      // Only set the JSON when it is loaded, either because it's
      // the first time we got it from the server or because the user
      // hit applyEdits.
      this._editor.set(this._state.json);
    }
    // We are now pretty confident that the onChange events will only be
    // when the user modifies the JSON.
    this._editorLoaded = true;
  }