Simple as it is, provided you give it some sensible semantics, #JSONL is one of the most flexible structured formats I have come across in the last 18 months. Extremely flexible for a range of dev needs.

https://jsonlines.org/

#JSONLines #SoftwareDevelopment

JSON Lines

AspNetCore.JsonStreamer 0.2.0 is out now!

JSON Lines streaming serializer on ASP.NET Core, uses standard type of IAsyncEnumerable<T>.

It is simply to use, add AddNewtonsoftJsonStreamer() instead of AddNewtonsoftJson().

https://github.com/kekyo/AspNetCore.JsonStreamer

#dotnet #aspnetcore #jsonlines #ndjson

GitHub - kekyo/AspNetCore.JsonStreamer: JSON Lines streaming serializer on ASP.NET Core.

JSON Lines streaming serializer on ASP.NET Core. Contribute to kekyo/AspNetCore.JsonStreamer development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Does anybody know of a #Django #RestFramework #DRF parser for #JSONLines?
#SQLite instead of #jsonlines allows for far more powerful queries and better efficiency but loses compatibility with text-manipulating #UNIX tools as the data is not stored as text

Did some #coding again on #StreamingMediaLauncher again for a change.
Refactored some code, and (re)considered a couple of approaches to how I am doing things.

Definitely sped up the code a bit by lazy loading things, and switching some cached results from #json to #jsonlines.

Feels like I learned some #Python things, which is a good feeling.