pyjsv

This library is the easiest way to manipulate data through multiple formats, xml, toml, yaml, json. They are all serialized to dict

(At the moment we only have json, toml and xml format)

Running Tests

To run tests, run the following command

windows

python .\pyjsv\test_all.py

linux

python3 pyjsv/test_all.py

About this project

• simple, with good documentation
• ideal for writing scripts using it

Usage/Examples

SimpleJson

from pyjsv import SimpleJson

my_dict =  \
{
    "languages": [
        {"python": ["easy to learn", "slow"]},
        {"cpp": ["hard to learn", "fast"]},
        {"rust": ["easier than cpp but harder than python", "BLAZINGLY FAST :lightning: :lightning: :lightning:"]}
        ]
}

sj = SimpleJson.from_dict(my_parsed_dict)
sj.save_file("my_json.json")

SimpleXml

from pyjsv import SimpleXml

my_parsed_xml = '''
<data>
    <language name="Python">
        <rank>1</rank>
        <speed>slow</speed>
        <developer country="Netherlands">Guido van Rossum</developer>
    </language>
    <language name="Rust">
        <rank>1</rank>
        <speed>blazingly fast!!11!</speed>
        <developer country="Not Found :(">Graydon Hoare</developer>
    </language>
</data>
'''
sx = SimpleXml.from_string(my_parsed_xml)
print(sx.get_dict())

For more information read wiki https://github.com/BoolmanO/pyjsv/wiki