json-delta: A diff/patch pair and library for JSON data structures. (http://json_delta.readthedocs.org/)
JSON-delta is a multi-language software suite for computing deltas between JSON-serialized data structures, and applying those deltas as patches. It enables separate programs at either end of a communications channel (e.g. client and server over HTTP, or two processes talking to one another using bidirectional IPC) to manipulate a data structure while minimizing communications overhead.
This is the python implementation. It requires Python version 2.7 or newer (including Python 3). It can be installed in the standard way:
$ python setup.py install
(potentially needing superuser privileges). This will install a single module named json_delta, and scripts named json_diff, json_patch and json_cat.
HTML documentation for all four of these can be found in the doc/ directory, along with manpages for the scripts.
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A diff/patch pair for JSON-serialized data structures.
We found that json-delta demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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