Combines best parts of json and ujson for fast serialization.
import fast_json
print(
fast_json.dumps({
"foo": "bar",
"now": datetime.datetime.now()
})
)
Serializing custom type
import fast_json
from collections import namedtuple
MyType = namedtuple("MyType", ["name", "value"])
@fast_json.convert.register(MyType)
def _(value):
return "name={0.name} value={0.value}".format(value)
print(
fast_json.dumps({
"one": MyType(name="foo", value="bar")
})
)
Release files for fast-json 0.3.2
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