json-linter
Lint your JSON files!
Features
- Check if keys are sorted alphabetically...
- Check if your keys are either in camelCase, snake_case or kebab-case...
- ...and automatically fix (some) of these issues!
Install
You need to have Python 3.10+ installed.
$ pip install json-linter
Usage
# Lint a single file...
$ json-linter my-file.json
# Lint multiple files...
$ json-linter a.json b.json
# Lint all files in a directory
$ json-linter files
# Lint all files in a directory recursively
$ json-linter files --recursive
# Lint all files in a directory recursively with .config and .cfg ending
$ json-linter files -r --extensions cfg config
# Fix files (will overwrite the file with a fixed version and then lint)
$ json-linter my-file.json --fix
# Overwrite configuration values
$ json-linter my-file.json --config-set naming_style=KEBAB_CASE indent=2
# Return results as json
$ json-linter my-file.json --json
Use as a package
from pathlib import Path
from json_linter import lint_file
results = lint_file(Path("./my-file.json"))
for result in results:
if not result.was_successful:
print(result.path, "failed!")
License
GNU General Public License v3
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