hJson

A package for handling json files

Example :

import hJson

data = hJson.load('example.json')
print(data)
print()

data['test'] = 100
data = hJson.save('example.json', data)
print(data)
print()

check = hJson.check('example.json')
print(check)

Output :

{
    'test' : 0
}

{
    'test' : 100
}

True

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