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hypothesis-json

This Python package provides a Hypothesis strategy to generate Python objects compliant to the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Data Interchange Format to uncover unhandled edge cases in your code.

Example

>>> from pprint import pprint
>>> from hypothesis_json.strategies import jsons
>>> pprint(jsons().example())
{'': '34.0',
 '-34.0': {'-27566.0': inf,
           '3.402823466e+38': ['11537'],
           '9007199254740992.0': 17857.0,
           'Infinity': '4794727320289625.0',
           'true': False},
 '\x14\U000db833': '-14719'}

Installation

The package is published to the Python Package Index (PyPI) and may be installed using your favorite installer, e.g.:

pip install hypothesis-json

Remarks

Status & Versioning

Although this is a very young project, it was developed with a strong focus on quality and should be suitable for use in production environments. Versioning of releases will strictly follow the Semantic Versioning Specification (SemVer).

Licensing

This project may be licensed under the terms of the OSI approved MirOS License.

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