Welcome to jsonmagic
Installation
The Python package jsonmagic can be installed from PyPI:
python -m pip install jsonmagic
Usage
Usage is only meaningful within JupyterLab.
You can do:
from jsonmagic import view_json
view_json(obj)
or alternatively use this as a line magic:
%load_ext jsonmagic
Then, inspect any JSON-like data structure (nested dictionary/list etc) with:
%json data
Get a browsable output like this:
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