ASON: Adaptive Structure Object Notation - Python library for handling structured data with flexibility and ease.
Project description
ASON: Adaptive Structure Object Notation
ASON is a Python library designed for adaptive data serialization. It seamlessly handles various data structures, offering flexibility and simplicity inspired by JSON.
Installation
pip install ason
Usage
# Usage example for Ason class
from ason import ason
# Create an Ason object
data = '{"name": "${name}", "age": ${age}, "city": "${city}", "hobbies": ["${hobby1}", "${hobby2}"]}'
ason_data = ason.loads(data)
# Set values for variables
ason_data.set("name", "John")
ason_data.set("age", 30)
ason_data.set("city", "New York")
ason_data.set("hobby1", "Reading")
ason_data.set("hobby2", "Coding")
# Print the result after setting variables
result_after_set = ason_data.dumps()
print("Result after setting variables:")
print(result_after_set)
print()
# Replace a key dynamically
ason_data.replace("age", "new_age", 25)
# Append a value to the 'hobbies' list
ason_data.append("hobbies", "Gardening")
# Print the result after replacing and appending
result_after_modify = ason_data.dumps()
print("Result after replacing and appending:")
print(result_after_modify)
print()
# Get the value associated with a key
city_value = ason_data.get("city")
print("Value for key 'city':", city_value)
print()
# Accessing values using square bracket notation
name_value = ason_data["name"]
print("Value for key 'name' using square bracket notation:", name_value)
print()
# Set a value using square bracket notation
ason_data["new_key"] = "new_value"
print("Result after setting a value using square bracket notation:")
print(ason_data.dumps())
This example demonstrates how to create an Ason object, load data, set values for variables, and then dump the result. The output will be a dictionary with the replaced values:
Result after setting variables:
{"name": "John", "age": "30", "city": "New York", "hobbies": ["${hobby1}", "${hobby2}"]}
Result after replacing and appending:
{"name": "John", "new_age": 25, "city": "New York", "hobbies": ["${hobby1}", "${hobby2}", "Gardening"]}
Value for key 'city': New York
Value for key 'name' using square bracket notation: John
Result after setting a value using square bracket notation:
{"name": "John", "new_age": 25, "city": "New York", "hobbies": ["${hobby1}", "${hobby2}", "Gardening"], "new_key": "new_value"}
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Before contributing, please read our Contributing Guidelines to ensure a smooth and collaborative development process.
Code of Conduct
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License
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. See LICENSE for more details.
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