jsonclasses 0.8.3

The Modern Declarative Data Flow and Data Graph Framework for the AI Empowered Generation.

JSON Classes

The Modern Declarative Data Flow and Data Graph Framework for the AI Empowered Generation.

JSON Classes eliminates the separation and redundant coding of data sanitization, data validation, data format converting, data serialization and data persistent storage.

JSON Classes transforms all the redundant procedures into declarative annotations and markers defined right on the data classes.

Just like how React.js changed the paradigms of frontend development, JSON Classes aims leading the transforming of the insdustry backend development standards.

How JSON Classes Works?

JSON Classes is built on top of Python Data Classes. With the great metaprogramming functionalities that Python Data Classes offers, we can easily extend it into a great DSL for declaring data structures, transforming rules and validation rules.

Why Not Create Another SDL?

GraphQL's Schema Definition Language cannot work well with programming languages' syntax checking and type completion. To support more and more functions, a DSL would become more and more like a programming language.

This is why React.js embedded HTML into JavaScript/TypeScript and Apple built new Swift language features for SwiftUI.

Why Python Is Chosen?

Python is the programming language which is nearest to AI areas. This is an era and a generation empowered by AI. AI algorithms empower products with unimaginable stunning features. A great product should adapt to some level of AI to continue providing great functions for it's targeting audience.

Business Examples

Example 1: Dating App Users

Let's say, you are building the base user functionality for a cross-platform dating app.

The product requirements are:

1. Unique phone number is required
2. Password should be secure, encrypted, hidden from response
3. Gender cannot be changed after set
4. This product is adult only
5. User intro should be brief

Let's transform the requirements into code.

from jsonclasses import jsonclass, JSONObject, types

@jsonclass
class User(JSONObject):
  phone_no: str = types.str.unique.index.match(local_phone_no_regex).required #1
  email: str = types.str.match(email_regex)
  password: str = types.str.writeonly.length(8, 16).match(secure_password_regex).transform(salt).required #2
  nickname: str = types.str.required
  gender: str = types.str.writeonce.oneof(['male', 'female']) #3
  age: int = types.int.min(18).max(100) #4
  intro: str = types.str.truncate(500) #5

Look how brief it is to describe our business requirements. JSON Classes has official support for some databases to store data permanently. If you are building a RESTful API, you can integrate JSON Classes with flask, sanic or any other web frameworks.

from sanic import Blueprint
from sanic.request import Request
from jsonclasses_sanic import response
from jsonclasses_sanic.middlewares import only_handle_json_middleware
from models import User

bp = Blueprint('users')

bp.middleware('request')(only_handle_json_middleware)

@bp.get('/')
async def users(request: Request):
  return response.data(User.find())

@bp.get('/<id:string>')
async def user(request, id):
  return response.data(User.find_by_id(id))

@bp.post('/')
async def create_user(request):
  return response.data(User(**request.json).save())

@bp.patch('/<id:string>')
async def update_user(request, id):
  return response.data(User.find_by_id(id).set(**request.json).save())

@bp.delete('/<id:string>')
async def delete_user(request, id):
  return response.empty(User.delete_by_id(id))

Documentation

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Database & Web Framework Integrations

• JSON Classes Pymongo The mongodb integration through pymongo driver.

• JSON Classes Sanic The sanic async web framework integration.

Supported Python Versions

jsonclasses supports Python >= 3.8.

License

MIT License

JSON Classes logo is designed by Albert Leung.