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jpf 0.3.0
Pretty format all your json files at once in place with three characters
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7

# jpf

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Pretty format all your json files at once in place with three characters

## Usage

```jpf```

Just typing in the three magic characters will pretty format all your `*.json` files in the current folder and all subfolders.
Since the command is recursive `jpf` should be used with caution.

## Options

`jpf` comes with some options to further customise the formatting of your files:

| argument      | short | default | function                                |
|---------------|-------|---------|-----------------------------------------|
| `--help`      | `-h`  |         | show this help message and exit         |
| `--indent`    | `-i`  | 4       | format files with that indent level     |
| `--sort-keys` | `-s`  | False   | decide whether jpf should sort the keys |

## Installation

### pip

`jpf` is as very simple to install using pip:

```pip install jpf```

### conda

Alternatively `jpf` can be installed using conda:

```conda install -c conda-forge jpf```