SimpleJson is an open-source Python package. It is a fast, simple, and extensible Python JSON encoder and decoder. The encoder can be customized to provide serialization in any case without special support for serializing objects. For this purpose, the dump should be used as the default parameter. The decoder can handle any encoded JSON string (default is UTF-8) according to the specified encoding. The object_hook and object_pairs_hook parameters can also be used for the post-processing of JSON objects. In a protocol like JSON-RPC, its type system is richer than JSON itself. In this article, we will explore simple ways to install simplejson on macOS.
Pre-requisites:
Below are some recommended things that you should have for installing the SimpleJson module on macOS are:
- Python
- PIP or Conda (Depending upon user preference)
Installing SimpleJsonon macOS.
Method 1: Installation using PIP
Step 1: Users who prefer pip can install the SimpleJson module on macOS using the following command in the terminal:
pip install simplejson
You will get a similar message once the installation is complete
installation of simplejson using pip
Step 2: Verifying SimpleJson Module Installation using pip:
To verify that SimpleJson has been successfully installed on your system, run the following command in the terminal:
pip show simplejson
If successfully installed you will get the following output.
verification of simplejson using pip
Method 2: Installation using Conda
Step 1: Same as above, Users who prefer conda can install the SimpleJson module on macOS using the following command in the terminal:
conda install simplejson
Enter y when prompted for yes.
Once the installation is complete, You will get a similar message
installation of simplejson using conda
Step 2:Verifying SimpleJson Module Installation using conda:
To verify that SimpleJson has been successfully installed on your system, run the following command in the terminal:
conda list simplejson
If successfully installed you will get the following output.
verification of simplejson using conda
