thrift_json
converter between thrift and json
Free software: MIT license
Usage
convert from json/dict to thrift
>>> from thrift_json import json2thrift, dict2thrift >>> thrift_obj = json2thrift(json_str, thrift_class) >>> thrift_obj = dict2thrift(dict_obj, thrift_class)
convert from thrift to json/dict
>>> from thrift_json import thrift2json, thrift2dict >>> json_str = thrfit2json(thrift_obj) >>> dict_obj = thrift2dict(thrift_obj)
encode/decode use json directly
>>> from thrift_json import ThriftJSONEncoder >>> json_str = json.dumps(thrift_obj, cls=ThriftJSONEncoder)
>>> from thrift_json import ThriftJSONDecoder >>> thrift_obj = json.loads(json_str, cls=ThriftJSONDecoder, thrift_class=thrift_class)
History
0.1.0 (2016-07-11)
First release on PyPI.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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