Overview
Whilst looking about to see if anyone had proposed a __json__ protocol for Python, I found this article and it struck me as so simple and obviously right.
So, I decided to provide a lib to make it easier for everyone.
Usage
Just pass json_default.default as the default function when calling json.dump(s).
import json
from json_default import default
...
return json.dumps(mydata, default=default)If you have more types you want to define serialisation for, just add them:
from json_default import default
@default.register(mytype):
def _(obj):
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