# Serializing JavaScript Object Graphs with Python
This Python module serializes and deserializes cyclic object graphs in the [JSOG format](https://github.com/jsog/jsog).
## Source code
The official repository is (https://github.com/jsog/jsog-python).
## Download
Jsog is available in PyPI:
$ pip install jsog
## Usage
This code mimics the standard json python package:
import jsog
string = jsog.dumps(cyclicGraph); cyclicGraph = jsog.loads(string);
It can be used to convert between object graphs directly:
import jsog
jsogStructure = jsog.encode(cyclicGraph); // has { ‘@ref’: ‘ID’ } links instead of cycles cyclicGraph = jsog.decode(jsogStructure);
## Author
Jeff Schnitzer (jeff@infohazard.org)
## License
This software is provided under the [MIT license](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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