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PYAXON

pyaxon is an MIT Licensed python library for AXON. AXON is eXtended Object Notation. It’s a simple text based format for interchanging objects, documents and data. It tries to combine the best of JSON, XML and YAML.

Installation

pyaxon runs under Python 2.7, 3.3, 3.4 and 3.5

It can be installed via pip:

pip install pyaxon

It can be installed from sources:

python setup.py install

Quick start

First import axon module:

>>> import axon

Load and dump lists, dicts, tuples:

>>> from decimal import Decimal
>>> from datetime import datetime, time, date
>>> text = axon.dumps([['abc абв', 1, 3.14, True],
[datetime.now(), Decimal('3.14')]])
>>> print(text)
["abc абв" 1 3.14 true]
[^2015-05-12T13:08:37.078189 3.14D]

>>> vals = [{'id':1, 'nickname':'nick', 'time':time(12, 31, 34), 'text':'hello!'},
{'id':2, 'nickname':'mark', 'time':time(12, 32, 3), 'text':'hi!'}]
>>> text = axon.dumps(vals)
>>> print(text)
{id:1 nickname:"nick" text:"hello!" time:^12:31:34}
{id:2 nickname:"mark" text:"hi!" time:^12:32:03}
>>> text = axon.dumps(vals, pretty=1)
>>> print(text)
{ id: 1
  nickname: "nick"
  text: "hello!"
  time: ^12:31:34}
{ id: 2
  nickname: "mark"
  text: "hi!"
  time: ^12:32:03}
>>> vals == axon.loads(text)
True

>>> vals = [[{'a':1, 'b':2, 'c':3}, {'a':[1,2,3], 'b':(1,2,3), 'c':{1,2,3}}]]
>>> text = axon.dumps(vals)
>>> print(text)
[{a:1 b:2 c:3} {a:[1 2 3] b:(1 2 3) c:{1 2 3}}]
>>> text = axon.dumps(vals, pretty=1)
>>> print(text)
[ { a: 1
    b: 2
    c: 3}
  { a: [1 2 3]
    b: (1 2 3)
    c: {1 2 3}}]
>>> vals == axon.loads(text)
True

Dump, load objects in “safe” mode:

>>> vals = axon.loads('person{name:"nick" age:32 email:"nail@example.com"}')
>>> print(type(vals[0]))
<class 'axon._objects.Node'>
>>> print(vals[0])
node('person', {'email': 'nail@example.com', 'age': 32, 'name': 'nick'})

>>> text = axon.dumps(vals)
>>> print(text)
person{age:32 email:"nail@example.com" name:"nick"}
>>> text = axon.dumps(vals, pretty=1)
>>> print(text)
person
  age: 32
  email: "nail@example.com"
  name: "nick"
>>> text = axon.dumps(vals, pretty=1, braces=1)
>>> print(text)
person {
  age: 32
  email: "nail@example.com"
  name: "nick"}

Dump, load objects in unsafe mode:

class Person:
    def __init__(self, name, age, email):
        self.name = name
        self.age = age
        self.email = email

    def __str__(self):
        return "Person(name=%r, age=%r, email=%r)" % (self.name, self.age, self.email)

@axon.reduce(Person)
def reduce_Person(p):
    return axon.node('person', {'name':p.name, 'age':p.age, 'email': p.email})

@axon.factory('person')
def factory_Person(attrs, vals):
    return Person(name=attrs['name'], age=attrs['age'], email=attrs['email'])

>>> p = Person('nick', 32, 'mail@example.com')
>>> text = axon.dumps([p])
>>> print(text)
person{age:32 email:"mail@example.com" name:"nick"}
>>> val = axon.loads(text, mode='strict')[0]
>>> print(val)
Person(name='nick', age=32, email='mail@example.com')

Features

  1. Provide simple API for loading and dumping of objects in textual AXON format.

  2. Provide safe loading and dumping by default.

  3. Provide unsafe loading and dumping of objects on the base of registration of factory/reduce callables.

  4. Provide a way for fully controlled by application/framework/library unsafe loading and dumping.

  5. It’s sufficiently fast so as to be useful.

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