This Python generator function reads from a ld-json data stream and outputs a dictionary object per JSON object. The module uses the core 'json' module to parse the input.

To install, use pip:

$ pip install kipy-ldjson-reader

Example 1: Basic usage

from ldjson import ldjson

with open("test.json", "r", encoding="utf-8") as input_stream:
    for json_object in ldjson(input_stream):
        print(json_object)

This package is authored and maintained by:

• Gary Ranson

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