To embed a compressed JSON document in Python, you can first compress the JSON string using gzip compression, then encode the compressed bytes using base64 encoding, and finally store the encoded string in your Python script as a variable.
Here's an example of how to do this:
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In this example, my_data
is a dictionary that we convert to a JSON string using json.dumps()
. We then compress the JSON string using gzip.compress()
, and encode the result using base64.b64encode()
. Finally, we store the encoded string in the embedded_json
variable prefixing it with the data:application/json;base64
data URI scheme.
You can then use the embedded_json
variable in your Python script to embed the compressed JSON data in your code. In the example above we create a script tag with a console.log to see the output.
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