Publishing packages on PyPI

[amotl]

Hi @V0ldek. Thank you so much for conceiving this excellent library. We took a note over here, intending to use it in Tikray alongside jqlang. Unfortunately, we haven't been able to discover the package on PyPI yet.

-- https://pypi.org/project/rsonpath/

Do you have any interest in publishing it, or are our expectations to use it as a library too naive? It would be so sweet! 🍀

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[V0ldek]

Hi, thanks for chiming in.

We actually did have a prototype shim in Python, so it is possible to create a Python package that exposes rsonpath as a library. I have zero experience with Python, but it'd be a great addition.

Tagging @charles-paperman who worked on the Python prototype, maybe he can chime in on how good/bad state it's in

[charles-paperman]

Hi @amotl I do have a prototype that I can push within pypi.

The interface would be simply a load that take an extra Jsonpath query to select what to load. I will refresh it a expose a beta version.

[charles-paperman]

Ok, I did a bit of work and you can now pip install rsonpy with two function that expose rsonpath featuers. Some stuff are missing (like counting) but it is usable. I didn't check the perf but it is on the todoliste and it should be good.

You can check the project here as well

https://github.com/rsonquery/rsonpy

[amotl]

That was fast, thank you so much. I've explored pulling your module into Tikray, and commented on the outcome, mostly inline to the code of the adapter implementation ¹. Thanks a stack for publishing to PyPI. 💯

• Add rsonpath transformations using rsonpy panodata/tikray#35

Footnotes

1. Maybe we can converge some remarks into discussions to possibly improve the library interface and expression handling / processing style, when possible and applicable? When time permits, I will break them out into dedicated tickets here. 🙏 ↩