From #CTAN:
Jasper Habicht submitted an update to the jsonparse package.
Version: 1.6.6 2025-08-27
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Parse, store and access JSON data in LaTeX documents
From #CTAN:
Jasper Habicht submitted an update to the jsonparse package.
Version: 1.6.6 2025-08-27
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Parse, store and access JSON data in LaTeX documents
Kleine Fingerübung am Abend: Content Injection
Gibt es hier findige #GO #Entwickler, die die Ausgabe von #DDNS von Plaintext auf #JSON umbauen können? #PowerDNS 5.x #adminForge #FollowerPower #FediHelp
Mehr unter: https://community.adminforge.de/t/ist-noip-at-etwa-defekt/1048/3 oder bei @adminforge
Ich hoffe, es findet sich jemand War heute morgen auch betroffen, konnte keinen Wireguard-Tunnel aufbauen.
It's time for me to rennovate my digital mathematical library. This library is a git repo (initial commit 2017 april 1) consisting of a "stacks" folder where the actual books and papers are located, along with a series of folders on various topics and subtopics containing symlinks to the "stacks".
I had a "Research" folder which contained various git repos, like "Library", "Teaching", and "Research", confusingly. The inner "Research" has symlinks into "Library". I renamed the outer "Research" to "Math" after living like this for many years, knowing I'd break all the symlinks.
I'm done with using folders for organization in the math library. Instead, I'm manually entering every item in my library into a JSON file which I can peruse in Librewolf in order to find something. I'll be using tags for sorting by topic.
I try to be reasonable when saving stuff, so I only have about 1000 books and papers to sort through.
Consider this replacement to #python awful #json handling
It probably has problems. It definitely has missing features.
But in 20 minutes, it handles all the cases I currently care about that plain json.loads() absolutely falls flat on
(screenshot is for convenience, but if it hides this from #AI all the better)
#python #json handling is incredibly awful
first, there's no built-in way to have it handle the extremely common datetime problem
but worse, it doesn't even really let you do it yourself.
you can use object_hook, but that is only called for a case like this
{"key": "2025-01-01"}
the commonly suggested solution handles the above, but not this
{"key": ["2025-01-01"]}
and worst of all none of these valid json cases results in a call to any hook I can find
"2025-01-01"
["2025-01-01"]
I don't want Yet Another Dependency. I want python's standard library to be useful.
So for #Tcl I wanted to write a #JSON formatter that takes the original data, and specifies how to format it for JSON, given a kind of type specification. Without the type specification there is no way to know if
{
name "Kristoffer"
nickname Setok
onMastodon true
}
is a string, an object, a list, and what each value is (true and "true" are the same in Tcl). Don't let the human formatting fool you! That data could be anything.
In my spare time I did a little #JSON formatter for #Tcl. What's interesting about Tcl is it's basically a completely untyped language, not just dynamically typed (as in JS). So even JSON is kind of too strict a format (for my own projects I used data formatted in a Tcl manner).
123, "123", {123} all mean exactly the same thing in Tcl. Each could be a number, a string, a command, an object reference ... depending on what you use the data for. Quoting is just to escape the data.
We can also ask the "rpgp" CLI tool to emit the same certificate status information in #JSON format:
$ rpgp status --json alice_v6.cert
Please be aware that the rpgp JSON output format is in a very early stage, and may be subject to change!
(At some point I will commit to not changing the JSON format on a whim, but that point is not right now.)
4/5
@igalia @bkardell @Meyerweb There are already many #JSON techniques in #XSLT 3.0, more to come in 4.0 (for arrays and maps).
https://speakerdeck.com/xmlarbyter/verarbeitung-von-json-daten-mit-aktuellen-xslt-techniken
https://speakerdeck.com/xmlarbyter/experimentelles-zu-xslt-und-xpath-4-dot-0
(Presentations in german.)
If you like #markup languages and related technologies, we have a Discord server where you'd be extremely welcome.
We discuss development of markup technologies, teaching and learning, theoretical stuff, and general tech. We'd love to see you, whether your interest is in #XML, #DigitalHumanities, #LaTeX, #JSON, #Markdown... We should use our collective experience to improve each of our technologies.
(I also just love chatting with other markup geeks!)
If you'd like a server invite, lmk.
We have added a section on additional JSON tools: https://www.python4data.science/en/latest/data-processing/serialisation-formats/json/#json-tools
#Python #JSON
#ASPNETCore updates in .NET 10 Preview 7 | by Dan Roth.
buff.ly/QVE9Rij
#dotnet #dotnet10 #webdev #blazor #json #wasm #apis
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#ASPNETCore updates in .NET 10 Preview 7 | by Dan Roth.
#cli: extract structure from a blob of #json data
cat very-large-file.jsonl | jq -r 'paths(scalars) | map(tostring) | join(".")' | perl -ne 's/[.][0-9]+(?=[.]|$)/.[]/g; print' | python -c $'import sys\na=set()\nfor l in iter(sys.stdin.readline, ""):\n if l in a: continue\n sys.stdout.write(l)\n a.add(l)' > schema-like.txt
Capitalism is turning the world into a hijacked JSON document!?
In my latest post I explore how market captialism, like a computer network, is an open system whose users, resources, protocols, and infrastructure can be "hacked."
From this week's Linux Update newsletter: Marcin Gąstół examines Nushell, a modern shell designed for working with structured data, built in Rust, and inspired by Unix's pipeline philosophy
https://www.linux-magazine.com/index.php/Issues/2025/296/Nushell?utm_source=mlm
#Nushell #shell #scripting #Nu #Rust #pipeline #data #developers #sysadmin #JSON #YAML #CSV
Let the Logs Speak: Building an Audit Trail with Quarkus and JSON Logging
Track every user action in your Java APIs with structured logs, OIDC identity, and zero external tools.
https://myfear.substack.com/p/quarkus-audit-trail-json-logging-tutorial
#Java #Logging #Compliance #JSON #Quarkus