pyon
PYON Reader - Python Object Nation
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Installation
pip install pyonr
How to use
Creating PYON file
let's create our PYON file,
i'm going to call it friends.pyon
{
"me": {
"name": "Nawaf",
"age": 15
}
}
Reading File
import pyonr
file = pyonr.read('friends.pyon') # Replace "friends.pyon" with your file name
fileData = file.read # {'me': {'name': 'Nawaf', 'age': 15}}
type(fileData) # <class 'dict'>
Writing File
import pyonr
file = pyonr.read('friends.pyon')
fileData = file.read
fileData['khayal'] = {
"name": "Khayal",
"age": 14
}
# This will update "fileData" only, we need to save it
file.write(fileData)
File will get updated too
{
'me': {
'name': 'Nawaf',
'age': 15
},
'khayal': {
'name': 'Khayal',
'age': 14
}
}
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