A parser for JSON that can start at an arbitrary point in the file
Project description
jsua, pronounced Joshua, is a streaming sax-like parser for JSON files. It’s special because it doesn’t require you to start at the beginning of a JSON stream. You can start anywhere, and it will eventually start spitting out events.
Usage
from jsua import SynchronizingParser
from io import StringIO
json = StringIO('{"hello": "world"}')
parser = SynchronizingParser(json)
for state, event, value in parser.parse():
print(state, event, value)Release history Release notifications | RSS feed
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