Object to JSON serialization with none to minimal need for custom declarations
Project description
Object-to-JSON
JSON serializer for class instances with minimal declaration overhead.
Features
- Attributes that represent object state are automatically detected
by checking
__init__
argument names - Custom serializers for objects with complex state
- Automatic generation of
__eq__
method
Usage
Installation
pip install objtojson
Example
from objtojson import Serialized
class SomeClass(Serialized):
def __init__(self, someAttribute, other):
self.someAttribute = someAttribute
self.other = other
class AnotherClass(Serialized):
def __init__(self, a, b):
self.a = a
self.b = b
a = SomeClass(4, [AnotherClass(['a', 'list'], {'mykey': 34}), 'somestring'])
print(a.Serialize())
Result:
{
"__someclass__": {
"someAttribute": 4,
"other": [
{
"__anotherclass__": {
"a": [
"a",
"list"
],
"b": {
"mykey": 34
}
}
},
"somestring"
]
}
}
Saving to file, loading from file
from objtojson import Serializer
Serializer.Save('data.json', a)
a_reloaded = Serializer.Load('data.json')
Restrictions
- Attribute names must match
__init__
argument names - Tuples will be serialized/deserialized as lists
- Dict keys must be valid JSON object keys (i.e., strings)
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