Kim: A JSON Serialization and Marshaling framework
Introducing Kim:
.. code-block:: python
>>> mapper = UserMapper(data=response.json())
>>> mapper.marshal()
User(id='one', name='Bruce Wayne', 'title'='CEO/Super Hero')
>>> user_two = User.query.get('two')
>>> mapper = UserMapper(obj=user_two)
>>> mapper.serialize()
{u'id': 'two', u'name': 'Martha Wayne', 'title': 'Mother of Batman'}
Kim Features
Kim is a feature packed framework for handling even the most complex marshaling and serialization requirements.
Web framework agnostic - Flask, Django, Framework-XXX supported!
Highly customisable field processing system
Security focused
Control included fields with powerful roles system
Handle mixed data types with polymorphic mappers
Marshal and Serialize nested objects
Kim officially supports Python 2.7 & 3.3–3.5
Installation
Install Kim using pip:
.. code-block:: bash
$ pip install py-kim
Documentation
Learn all of Kim’s features with these simple step-by-step instructions or check out the quickstart guide for a rapid overview to get going quickly.
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