Christopher H. Todd's Python Library For Interacting With JSON Objects and Files
The ctodd-python-lib-json project is responsible for writing and reading JSON files and objects. will handle encoding Python objects into JSON.
Table of Contents
Dependencies
Python Packages
- simplejson>=3.16.0
Libraries
json_reading_helpers.py
This library is used to aid in the task of reading .json files
Functions:
def read_json_file_into_memory(json_file):
"""
Purpose:
Read properly formatted JSON file into memory.
Args:
json_file (String): Filename for JSON file to load (including path)
Returns:
json_object (Dictonary): Dictonary representation JSON Object
Examples:
>>> json_file = 'some/path/to/file.json'
>>> json_object = read_json_file_into_memory(json_file)
>>> print(json_object)
>>> {
>>> 'key': 'value'
>>> }
"""
json_writing_helpers.py
This library is used to aid in the task of reading .json files
Functions:
def write_json_into_file(json_object, json_file):
"""
Purpose:
Load Dictionary into JSON File
Args:
json_object (Dictionary): Dictionary to be stored in .json format
json_file (String): Filename for JSON file to store (including path)
Returns:
N/A
Examples:
>>> json_file = 'some/path/to/file.json'
>>> json_object = {
>>> 'key': 'value'
>>> }
>>> write_json_into_file(json_file, json_object)
"""
Example Scripts
Example executable Python scripts/modules for testing and interacting with the library. These show example use-cases for the libraries and can be used as templates for developing with the libraries or to use as one-off development efforts.
N/A
Notes
- Relies on f-string notation, which is limited to Python3.6. A refactor to remove these could allow for development with Python3.0.x through 3.5.x
TODO
- Unittest framework in place, but lacking tests
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