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net.razorvine : serpent

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May 15, 2021
5 usages
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serpent · Serpent serializes an object tree into a Python ast.literal_eval() compatible literal expression. It is safe to send serpent data to other machines over the network for instance (because only 'safe' literals are encoded). There is also a deserializer or parse provided that turns such a literal expression back into the appropriate Java object tree. It is an alternative to JSON to provide easy data integration between Java and Python. Serpent is more expressive as JSON (it supports more data types).

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Version Size Javadoc Updated
1.40
1.30
1.23
1.18
1.17
1.16
1.15
1.13
1.12
1.11

How to open Javadoc JAR file in web browser

  1. Rename the file serpent-1.40-javadoc.jar to serpent-1.40-javadoc.zip
  2. Use your favourite unzip tool (WinRAR / WinZIP) to extract it, now you have a folder serpent-1.40-javadoc
  3. Double click index.html will open the index page on your default web browser.

How to generate Javadoc from a source JAR?

Running the command javadoc:

javadoc --ignore-source-errors -encoding UTF-8 -sourcepath "serpent-1.40-sources.jar" -d "serpent-1.40-javadoc" -subpackages 

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