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i.e.

{'array': [{"nested": "but undotted"}]}

Please, remove this library. Bad way to load json... 21 fork... It is terrifying

Recommend: json-sempy

Isn't the canonical spelling "Senpai"?

Example:

To quote the license

The Software shall be used for Good, not Evil.

Like:

1. propertyValue--/uuid/.json?{{cacheBustUnitTest1}}/{{timeStamp}}

Load the URLs at the boot of your interface in a config or factory asynchronously. Then use $sce to parse the string and instantiate it as a template variable from environment variables of your app (timeStamp, etc.).

One of my co-workers suggested that we use this. I don't know if he's joking.
I hope he is.

I'm concerned that someone might be foolish enough to actually try to use this.

Possible resolution: move documentation pertaining to hating yourself and the world further up in the readme.
Other possible resolution: destroy this project and all references to it, removing it from github and pypi.

In my production server I keep needing to do:

def crud_handler():
    request = __import__('user_posted_json')
    eval(request.method)(db_connection, request.args)

Please consider allowing this syntax so my code looks cleaner:

def crud_handler():
    request = __import__('user_posted_json')
    request.method(db_connection, request.args)

I think adding a __call__ method on DottedDict that wraps eval should do it.

Needs to support BSON also, so we can do horrible dirty things like load Mongo data off disk, as a module, w/o a MongoDB server.

configure file? just like lua table style

One does not simply use m without vowel after. The correct version is senpai, せんぱい.

I am a masochist. I cannot stop until I unleash this wretched beast and let it wreak havoc upon my world.

But for serious now, any idea why "pip install json-sempai" won't also download the "tests" directory? fyi, I'm on a windows machine.

Someone might actually use this.

Ever since I saw this I have been unable to sleep. Please fix.

To appease the AbsurdJS crowd: https://github.com/nerdfiles/css-sempai