jsontree - build, parse and explore json data
Travis integration TBD
jsontree is a simple module for quickly building manipulating and modifying rich json data in python.
Datetime objects are serialized out ti the ISO format which is easilly used in javascript. ISO formatted datetime strings will be deserialized into datetime objects.
import jsontree
import datetime
data = jsontree.jsontree()
data.username = 'doug'
data.meta.date = datetime.datetime.now()
data.somethingelse = [1,2,3]
data['username'] == 'doug'
ser = jsontree.dumps(data)
backagain = jsontree.loads(ser)
cloned = jsontree.clone(data)1 maintainer
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