json-e

import json # NOTE: This quickstart demonstrates the *concept* of JSON-e templating # using Python's built-in 'json' module for data handling. # A high-level, standalone Python API for the 'json-e' templating logic # is not extensively documented in public search results. # This example *simulates* a basic substitution operation. template = { "message": "Hello, ${user.name}! Your ID is ${user.id}.", "settings": { "theme": "${config.theme}", "darkMode": "${config.darkMode}" } } context = { "user": { "name": "Alice", "id": "12345" }, "config": { "theme": "dark", "darkMode": True } } def apply_template(template_data, context_data): # This is a simplified, manual substitution for demonstration. # A true JSON-e implementation would handle more complex operations ($eval, $if, $map, etc.) template_str = json.dumps(template_data) # Basic string interpolation for demonstration for key_outer, val_outer in context_data.items(): if isinstance(val_outer, dict): for key_inner, val_inner in val_outer.items(): placeholder = f"${{{key_outer}.{key_inner}}}" template_str = template_str.replace(placeholder, str(val_inner)) else: placeholder = f"${{{key_outer}}}" template_str = template_str.replace(placeholder, str(val_outer)) # Attempt to parse the result back to a JSON object return json.loads(template_str) output = apply_template(template, context) print(json.dumps(output, indent=2))