Python tools for JSONC and JSON5 (aka. JSON for humans)
Project description
json4humans
Python tools for JSONC and JSON5 (aka. JSON for humans)
This package provider parsing and serialization (with style preservation) as well as linting, formatting and cli tools for JSON-derived syntaxes.
Getting started
Add json4humans
as a dependency to your project:
# pip
pip install json4humans
# pipenv
pipenv install json4humans
# PDM
pdm add json4humans
Then import the proper module and use it like you would with the builtin json
module:
from pathlib import Path
from json4humans import json
my_file = Path(__file__).parent / "my_file.json"
# Load data
with my_file.open() as f:
data = json.load(f)
# Edit
data["attr"] = "value"
# Save with style preservation
with my_file.open("w") as out:
json.dump(out, data)
Features
- Manipulate all supported format with the exact same API. Currently supported:
- Parsed data supports native types comparison while preserving style
- Support serialization for both native types and provided
JSONType
- Supports formatting
- Supports linting
- All features availables as a standalone cli
- Support
jq
-like queries
Documentation
Documentation is available at https://json4humans.rtfd.io
Contributing
Read the dedicated contributing guidelines.
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