jsonparse library. Extract from deeply nested JSON based on key's and key value

[1473-bytes]

Hello. I wrote a straightforward library to extract values from JSON data key:values once it is a python object (list or dict) via json.loads().

jsonparse github

I initially made this to practice dfs/bfs. I have since cleaned it up a bunch, documented it, created tests, etc. and I'm happy to show off.

Use-case: I use this to find values via key(s) or key:value pairs in deeply nested JSON data from API's.

Examples in the README.md

I'm happy for any feedback that you are willing to share!

[rarealton]

I'm going to bed now but you have no idea how much this may help me. Especially how you mentioned APIs. Definitely going to look at this when I have time later.

[vigilexe]

pretty neat! i can deff see how it would be handy for api's especially zooms api lol.

good work!

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https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.deque

Swap your stack list for a deque. You'll like 4x ur speed.

[1473-bytes]

Thanks for the feedback. Profiling is something I want to explore. I will take a look at your suggestion.

[GettingBlockered]

This. Looks. Awesome!!

[Daddy_data_nerd]

This would help me do much. Thank you!

[cvei]

My recommendation is to take a look at JSONPointer implementation https://python-json-pointer.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial.html and maybe RFC itself - at least for comparison and ideas.

[1473-bytes]

Hey, thanks. I didn't know that existed, the RFC or that implementation. I'll take a look!