A lightweight Python package for reading and writing JSON/JSON Lines files.
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whywhytools
A lightweight Python package for reading and writing JSON Lines (.jsonl) files, providing simple APIs for line-based JSON data processing.
Installation
pip install whywhytools
Quickstart
write file
from whywhytools import write_jsonl
ds = [{'text': 'hello world'}]
write_jsonl(ds, 'output.jsonl')
read file
from whywhytools import read_jsonl
ds = read_jsonl('output.jsonl')
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