JSONexpr for Python
This document describes using JSONexpr with Python. For the language overview, see the main page.
Installation
pip3 install jsonexpr
Python 3.8 and later are supported.
Example
import jsonexpr as je
instance = je.instance()
parsed = instance.parse("""
PRINT("I have " + LEN(grades) + " students");
PRINT("Alice's grade is " + grades.alice);
grades
""")
symmap = instance.symmap({
"grades" : {
"alice" : "A",
"bob" : "B",
"charlie" : "B",
}
})
result = parsed.eval(symmap)
Output:
I have 2 students
Alice's grade is A
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