Introduction
This package provides functions to serialize/deserialize namedtuples to/from JSON.
Documentation
Full module documentation and description can be found at Read the Docs:
Contributors
Bystroushaak <bystrousak@kitakitsune.org>, Developer
Changelog
1.2.0
Some parts rewritten to generators / list comprehensions.
Added run_tests.sh.
README.txt minimized.
1.1.1
Version of package and documentation is now automatically parsed from this file.
Fixed few bugs in documentation.
1.1.0
Removed init_globals(). Globals are now passed as parameter to deserialize(). This was necessary to cover changes in variables during runtime.
1.0.0
Added documentation.
Readthedocs now automatically documents the project.
Added iiOfAny().
0.1 (unreleased)
Package created.
Added package test.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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