Reputation: 7649
I'd like to load a JSON file, modify it, and save the results, without altering the original formatting. I.e. something like this:
json_hash = JSON.parse(File.read('my.ipynb'))
[...] # modify
JSON.dump(json_hash, File.open('my.ipynb', 'wt'))
In this answer JSON.pretty_generate
is suggested, but how do I retrieve pretty_generate
s options (e.g. object_nl
) when parsing the original JSON?
P.S. in case it's relevant the JSON file is a Jupyter notebook.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1272
Reputation: 7649
I originally wanted to use ruby since it has the useful dig
method, but I ended up implementing dig
in python, so I can use the nbformat
package. I.e.
import nbformat
file = 'my.ipynb'
nb = nbformat.read(file, 4)
[...] # modify
nbformat.write(nb, open(file, 'wt'))
Upvotes: 1