Typed Python implementation of JSON Canonicalization Scheme as described in RFC 8785. Currently lacks full floating point support
Project description
jsoncanon
Typed Python implementation of JSON Canonicalization Scheme as described in RFC 8785. The initial release (v0.2.x) is a partial release focused on the features needed by the Sequence Collections working group in the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health (GA4GH).
Usage
>>> import json
>>> from jsoncanon import canonicalize
>>>
>>> data = json.loads('{ "b": [1,3,7], "a": { "y": true, "x": null } }')
>>> canonicalize(data)
b'{"a":{"x":null,"y":true},"b":[1,3,7]}'
Releases
v0.2.0 - Initial release, supporting all data types except for floating point numbers v0.2.1 - Yanked due to incorrect link v0.2.2 - Initial release with updated project information
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