# SRJSON2Mantle
     
A macOS command line tool that generates Mantle data models based on JSON data.
Feel free to modify the code it creates for you.
## Features
Supports nested JSON data, which means JSON2Mantle can generate the correct number of classes that the JSON file contains.
Convert field name like var_name to varName automatically.
## How to install it ` $ sudo pip install SRJSON2Mantle `
## How to use it ` $ srjson2mantle [-h] [--prefix PREFIX] json_file output_dir `
## Example ` $ srjson2mantle model.json class --prefix ABC `
will generate Mantle models according to your api_model.json structure. The output files will be created under output_dir directory and the Objective-C classes have the prefix ABC.
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