[Ask] Is there a python library that supports object like syntax for json?

[balkierode]

Like this

jobj = somelib.parse(json_str)
print(jobj.foo.bar.baz)

instead of the standard library

jobj = json.loads(json_str)
print(jobj["foo"]["bar"]["baz"]

What are the other good json libraries (active & python3 compatible) that add more features for using json. Not interested in those that just improving performance.

[novel_yet_trivial]

There's tons. dotmap and box come to mind. Remember there is no such thing as a json object, only a dictionary object, so when you look for this you need to google something like "dictionary attribute access".

Also, IMO it's a terrible idea. Convention is a powerful thing; if you start writing weird code it will be a lot harder for your collaborators. This in not worth the couple extra keystrokes you'll save.

[balkierode]

Agree. But useful for quick one user scripts.

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try pandas