⚠ NOTE: Starting at json-stream 2.2.0,to_standard_types is part of
json-stream itself, so there
is no longer a need for this packgage.
json-stream-to-standard-types
Utility function to convert json-stream objects to normal Python dicts/lists.
Parallel PR: https://github.com/daggaz/json-stream/pull/17
Installation
pip install json-stream-to-standard-types
Usage
To convert a json-stream dict-like or list-like object and all its
descendants to a standard list and dict, simply apply the library's
to_standard_types function:
import json_stream
from json_stream_to_standard_types import to_standard_types
# JSON: {"round": 1, "results": [1, 2, 3]}
data = json_stream.load(f)
results = data["results"]
print(results) # prints <TransientStreamingJSONList: TRANSIENT, STREAMING>
converted = to_standard_types(results)
print(converted) # prints [1, 2, 3]
License
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