morejson 1.0.9

morejson is a drop-in replacement for Python's json module that handles additional built-in and standard library Python types.

morejson is a drop-in replacement for Python’s json module that handles additional built-in and standard library Python types.

import morejson as json
import datetime

json.dumps({'now': datetime.datetime.now()})
json.dumps({'set': set([1,2]), 'complex': complex(32, -4)})

Contents

• 1 Installation

• 2 Use

• 3 Supported Types

  • 3.1 Built-in Types

  • 3.2 datetime module types

• 4 Credits

1 Installation

Install morejson with:

pip install morejson

2 Use

morejson implements the exact same API as Python’s built-in json module; the dump, dumps, load and loads methods wrap around their json counterparts without changing their interface, while any other function or attribute is left unchanged.

You can use any argument of these methods, including default, cls and object_hook; morejson will wrap around any kind of custom behaviour you provide, giving it priority over morejson’s encoding or decoding, and allowing you to use it with any custom JSON encoding/decoding code you have.

3 Supported Types

3.1 Built-in Types

• set

• frozenset

• complex

3.2 datetime module types

• date

• time

• datetime

• timedelta

• timezone

4 Credits

Created by Shay Palachy ([e-mail]).

Inspired by a great Github gist by abhinav-upadhyay: https://gist.github.com/abhinav-upadhyay/5300137