canonicaljson-rs ################
Python package leveraging our Canonical JSON implementation in Rust.
In order to validate content signatures of our data, Canonical JSON gives us a predictable JSON serialization. And Rust allows us to reuse the same implementation between our server in Python (this package) and our diverse clients (Rust, Android/iOS, JavaScript).
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pip install canonicaljson-rs
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>>> import canonicaljson
>>>
>>> canonicaljson.dumps({"héo": 42})
'{"h\\u00e9o":42}'
canonicaljson.dumps(obj: Any) -> strcanonicaljson.dump(obj: Any, stream: IO) -> strWe rely on a specific Python builder that automates everything around Rust bindings.
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pip install maturin
In order to install the package in the current environment:
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maturin develop
Run tests:
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pytest
vX.Y.Z (This tag will be created from the target when you publish this release.)serde_json::Value from a pyo3::PyObject was greatly inspired by Matthias Endler's hyperjson <https://github.com/mre/hyperjson/>_Other specs:
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Python bindings for canonical_json
We found that canonicaljson-rs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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