semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
helloworld-jammer 0.0.2
Returns 'Hello, World!'

# Hello World

Simple package, returns "Hello, World!".

## Installation

Code in order to install the package.

```bash
pip install helloworld
```

## Usage

Example code in order to use the package.

```python
from helloworld import helloworld

# generate "Hello, World!"
helloworld.helloworld()
```
prettyson 0.0.2
A Python-based JSON file formatter
Requires Python: >=3.6

# prettyson

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A Python-based JSON file formatter, inspired by [Black](https://github.com/psf/black).

## installation

You can install `prettyson` via `pip`:

```text
$ python3 -m pip install prettyson
```

## how to use

Using `prettyson` is very simple; you just pass it the JSON files you want to format.

```text
$ prettyson my_json_file.json my_json_files/*.json
```

By default, `prettyson` will reformat your files in-place if they are incorrectly
formatted. If you just want to check your files, but not reformat them (as you would
in a pre-commit or CI context for example), you can use the _dry run_ option:

```text
$ prettyson --dry-run my_json_file.json
```

If you also want it to sort the JSON keys, use the _sort_ option:

```text
$ prettyson --sort my_json_file.json
```

By default, the indentation that is used is four spaces; you could specify a different
amount of spaces via the _indent_ option, or use tabs instead via the _use tabs_ option:

```text
$ prettyson --indent 2 my_json_file.json # 2-space indentation
$ prettyson --use-tabs my_json_file.json # tab indentation
```

You can get an exhaustive list of options by running:

```text
$ prettyson --help
```