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JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) aka the Fat Free Alternative to XML is a lightweight data exchange format inspired by JavaScript object literals. It is often used with JavaScript, Ajax, and RESTful web services but is completely language independent.
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User login database intended for beginners
The user data is stored in a JSON file. … :param file_path: The path where the JSON file is located. …
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Slurp JSON trading cards to valid HTML
For Cardshifter TCG we pretty frequently update our list of available cards, so I tried to think of a way to make it easy to transform an exported JSON file containing all the cards into a decent HTML … import groovy.json.JsonSlurper
def filePath = "/Users/francisveilleux-gaboury/Downloads/"
def inputFileName = "game-1.json"
def outputFileName = "mythos-cards.html"
def inputFile = new File("$filePath …
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