Makes any JSON compatible with D3's hierarchy or tree chart formats.
Since this tool is exclusively Python3
, you'll need pip3
to install:
pip3 install json4tree
You can also download and install the package directly from PyPi.
If your Python3
library is included in your path, try running json4tree
directly from the command line:
# if you have your Python3 scripts added to your path, use this one:
json4tree input.json output.json
# otherwise, use this one:
python3 -m json4tree input.json output.json
If you need to import it as a module in your Python3
script, do it like so:
# import the necessary modules
import json
import json4tree
# import your JSON data
infile = open("input.json", "r")
json_file = json.load(infile)
infile.close()
# create a new handler
converter = json4tree.handler(json_file)
# You can either print your results...
converter.results
# Or you can save your results
outfile = open("output.json", "w")
outfile.write(converter.results)
outfile.close()
Here is an example input file from Merriam-Webster's Dictionary API and the resulting output file.