yaplon
Convert between JSON, YAML and PLIST (binary and XML) in the commandline. Can be used in piping. Written in Python 3.9 (not 2.7 compatible).
- Copyright (c) 2021 Adam Twardoch adam+github@twardoch.com
- Copyright (c) 2012-2015 Isaac Muse isaacmuse@gmail.com
- MIT license
- Based on Serialized Data Converter for Sublime Text
Installation
- Install the release version:
pip3 install --user --upgrade yaplon
- Install the development version:
pip3 install --user --upgrade git+https://github.com/twardoch/yaplon
Usage
yaplon [c|j|p|x|y]2[j|p|x|y] -i input -o output [options]
Commands:
c2j -i CSV -o JSON [-d DIALECT] [-k KEY] [-m] (minify)
c2p -i CSV -o PLIST [-d DIALECT] [-k KEY] [-m] (minify)
c2x -i CSV -o XML [-d DIALECT] [-k KEY] [-m] (minify) [-S] (simple XML)
c2y -i CSV -o YAML [-d DIALECT] [-k KEY] [-m] (minify)
j2p -i JSON -o PLIST [-b] (make binary PLIST)
j2x -i JSON -o XML [-m] (minify) [-S] (simple XML)
j2y -i JSON -o YAML [-m] (minify YAML)
p2j -i PLIST -o JSON [-m] (minify) [-b] (keep binary)
p2x -i PLIST -o XML [-m] (minify) [-S] (simple XML)
p2y -i PLIST -o YAML [-m] (minify YAML)
x2j -i XML -o JSON [-m] (minify) [-b] (keep binary)
x2p -i XML -o PLIST [-b] (make binary PLIST)
x2y -i XML -o YAML [-m] (minify YAML)
y2j -i YAML -o JSON [-m] (minify) [-b] (keep binary)
y2p -i YAML -o PLIST [-b] (make binary PLIST)
y2x -i YAML -o XML [-m] (minify) [-S] (simple XML)
Also installs direct CLI tools that correspond to the commands:
csv22json,csv22plist,csv22xml,csv22yaml,json22plist,json22xml,json22yaml,plist22json,plist22xml,plist22yaml,xml22json,xml22plist,xml22yaml,yaml22json,yaml22plist,yaml22xml
Note that they have 22 rather than 2 in the filenames, so they don’t conflict with other similar (often single-purpose) tools that you may have.
Examples
JSON to YAML
File to file via the dedicated CLI tool:
$ json22yaml -i input.json -o output.yaml
Using pipe redirects, via the yaplon tool with j2y command:
$ yaplon j2y < input.json > output.yaml
Read file, output minified to stdout, via the Python 3 module
$ python3 -m yaplon j2y -m -i input.json
PLIST to JSON
Read PLIST file, output minified JSON file, via the dedicated CLI tool.
$ plist22json -m -i input.plist > output.json
Read plist file, output minified JSON to stdout, via the yaplon tool with p2j command.
$ yaplon p2j -m -i input.plist
Changelog
- 1.5.7: switched to Unicode output in JSON, refactoring
- 1.5.3: added CSV reading and limited XML read/write
- 1.2.7: removed obsolete plistlib.Data reference
- 1.2.3: bugfix
- 1.2.1: added support for orderedattrdict.AttrDict
- 1.1.0: added -s for sorting data
- 1.0.8: initial public release
Links
- Project homepage: https://twardoch.github.io/yaplon/
- Python package on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/yaplon/
- Source on Github: https://github.com/twardoch/yaplon
- Donate via https://www.paypal.me/adamtwar
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