Python Module

Python implementation of jsonurl, an alternative format for JSON data model

See https://jsonurl.org/ and https://github.com/jsonurl/specification/

class jsonurl_py.CommonOpts(*, implied_list: bool = False, implied_dict: bool = False, distinguish_empty_list_dict: bool = False, aqf: bool = False)

Bases: object

Common options for both dumps and loads

implied_list: bool = False

Implied-Array mode: Omit parantheses and assume data is list

See spec section 2.9.1

implied_dict: bool = False

Implied-Object mode: Omit parantheses and assume data is dict

See spec section 2.9.2

distinguish_empty_list_dict: bool = False

Distinguish between empty list and empty dict

Use (:) for empty dict and () for empty list as per spec section 2.9.5

aqf: bool = False

Address bar Query string Friendly

Use ! quoting instead of ' as per spec section 2.9.6

class jsonurl_py.DumpOpts(*, implied_list: bool = False, implied_dict: bool = False, distinguish_empty_list_dict: bool = False, aqf: bool = False, safe: str = '')

Bases: CommonOpts

Options for jsonurl_py.dumps

safe: str = ''

Additional characters considered safe and not requiring percent-encoding.

This is similar to the safe argument to urllib.parse.quote_plus.

By default only the characters [a-zA-Z0-9_.-~] are safe. Additional characters that can be marked safe are: !$*/;?@. In AQF mode the characters “’” can also be marked as safe.

In AQF mode the characters (),: are considered safe by default so that output is readable but on input they are also recognized in encoded form.

jsonurl_py.dumps(arg: Any, opts: Optional[DumpOpts] = None) → str

jsonurl_py.dumps(arg: Any, *, implied_list: bool = False, implied_dict: bool = False, aqf: bool = False, safe: str = '', distinguish_empty_list_dict: bool = False) → str

Convert a json object into a jsonurl string

Options can be passed as a DumpOpts object or as individual keyword arguments.

jsonurl_py.check_can_mark_safe(safe: str, aqf=False): Check if a string can be marked as safe for jsonurl

class jsonurl_py.LoadOpts(*, implied_list: bool = False, implied_dict: bool = False, distinguish_empty_list_dict: bool = False, aqf: bool = False)

Bases: CommonOpts

Options for loads method

exception jsonurl_py.ParseError: Bases: Exception

jsonurl_py.loads(arg: str, opts: Optional[LoadOpts] = None) → Any

jsonurl_py.loads(arg: str, *, implied_dict: bool = False, implied_list: bool = False, aqf: bool = False, distinguish_empty_list_dict: bool = False) → Any

Convert a json object into a jsonurl string

Options can be passed as a LoadOpts object or as individual keyword arguments.

jsonurl_py.create_parser()

jsonurl_py.main(argv=None)

Command Line

Python implementation of jsonurl, an alternative format for JSON data model

See https://jsonurl.org/ and https://github.com/jsonurl/specification/

usage: jsonurl-py [-h] SUBCMD ...

Positional Arguments

SUBCMD: Possible choices: load, dump

Sub-commands

load

Parse JSONURL input and output JSON

jsonurl-py load [-h] [-l] [-d] [-a] [--indent INDENT]

Named Arguments

-l, --implied-list

Implied Array mode

Default: False

-d, --implied-dict

Implied Object mode

Default: False

-a, --address-query-friendly

Address Bar Query String Friendly mode

Default: False

--indent

Output indent spaces per level

dump

Parse JSON input and output JSONURL

jsonurl-py dump [-h] [-l] [-d] [-a]

Named Arguments

-l, --implied-list

Implied Array mode

Default: False

-d, --implied-dict

Implied Object mode

Default: False

-a, --address-query-friendly

Address Bar Query String Friendly mode

Default: False