jsoncompare3 is a simple Python3 utility for comparing two JSON objects
USAGE (recommand python version >= 3.6)
python jsoncompare.py <item1> <item2>
Where item1 and item2 are either a file or a url containing a JSON object. The compare() method can also be called as a library from other Python code, in which case item1 and item2 can also be dict or array objects.
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