MiniJSON
Usage
As usual, please RTFM. Here's the specification of MiniJSON
It works pretty the same as pyyaml or json:
from minijson import dumps, loads
b_bytes = dumps({'hello': 'world'})
data = loads(b_bytes)
assert data == {'hello': 'world'}
import io
from minijson import dump
cio = io.BytesIO()
dump({'hello': 'world'}, cio)By defaults floats are encoded as IEEE 754 singles. To force them to be encoded as doubles, do:
from minijson import switch_default_float, switch_default_double
switch_default_double()
# now everything is encoded as a double
switch_default_float()
# and now as floatExceptions
from minijson import MiniJSONError, EncodingError, DecodingError
assert issubclass(MiniJSONError, ValueError)
assert issubclass(DecodingError, MiniJSONError)
assert issubclass(EncodingError, MiniJSONError)Loading and dumping objects
Assume you have an object defined like this:
class Test:
def __init__(self, a):
self.a = a
def __eq__(self, o):
"""Not necessary"""
return self.a == o.aYou can use provided methods to serialize and unserialize it:
from minijson import loads_object, dumps_object
a = Test(2)
b = dumps_object(a)
c = loads_object(b, Test)
assert a == c