JsonPyCraft is a specialized Python toolkit designed for efficient and structured JSON management. This toolkit offers a range of functionalities from basic JSON file handling to advanced operations, making it ideal for developers looking to manage JSON data in Python applications with precision and ease.
- Robust JSON file handling (load, save, backup).
- Advanced JSON structure manipulation (mapping and list templates).
- Nested JSON data management.
- Pythonic, easy-to-use interface with detailed documentation.
Welcome to the JSONPyCraft documentation! Explore detailed documentation on key aspects of JSONPyCraft:
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Core Components: Learn about custom error handling, the Singleton pattern, core types, and more.
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JSON Templates: Understand JSON templates, I/O operations, list templates, and map templates.
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Managers: Discover the
ConfigurationManagerclass for managing configuration data. -
PlantUML Diagrams: Visual representations of key components.
For more detailed information, check out the full documentation index.
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You can install JsonPyCraft using either pip or poetry. Follow the instructions below based on your preferred method.
- Create a virtual environment (optional but recommended for isolation):
virtualenv .venv- Activate the virtual environment:
source .venv/bin/activate- Install JSONPyCraft using PyPI:
pip install jsonpycraft- Initialize a new Poetry project. If you haven't already installed Poetry, you can do so with
pip:
pip install poetry- Navigate to your project directory and run:
poetry initFollow the prompts and add any necessary packages to your project.
- Activate the Poetry shell:
poetry shell- Add JsonPyCraft to your project using the following command, specifying the URL to the wheel file:
poetry add jsonpycraftHere's a quick start guide to using JsonPyCraft:
from jsonpycraft import JSONMapTemplate, JSONListTemplate
# Example of using JSONMapTemplate
map_template = JSONMapTemplate('map_data.json')
map_template.create('key', 'value')
# Example of using JSONListTemplate
list_template = JSONListTemplate('list_data.json')
list_template.append({'id': 1, 'name': 'JsonPyCraft'})For support, feature requests, or contributions, feel free to open an issue or pull request.
- LICENSE: JsonPyCraft is released under the GNU Affero General Public License.