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jsontypedef / json-typedef-codegen

A CLI tool that generates code from JSON Typedef schemas
https://jsontypedef.com/docs/tools/jtd-codegen
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Make regex string a raw string in python #54

Open Emily-Steel opened 2 years ago

Emily-Steel commented 2 years ago

TL;DR: This prevents SyntaxError: invalid escape sequence \d

Longer explanation: Python 3 considers strings to be Unicode rather than ASCII. The \ in \d is interpreted as the beginning of a Unicode character escape sequence rather than left as is as part of the Regex. \d is not a valid Unicode sequence so it was left as is so far with a DeprecationWarning thrown. In Python 3.9+ (maybe earlier, haven't tested) it's now a SyntaxError. The easy solution which I have applied here is to use a raw string literal instead of a typical string literal as raw string literals treat backslashes within the string as "just backslashes" and not escaping characters.

cimpeanvasile commented 1 year ago

Is this project still maintained?

Emily-Steel commented 1 year ago

Unfortunately it doesn't look like it

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zbowling commented 4 months ago

@Christopher-Steel Had to make the same patch locally. It looks like Upstream has been abandoned. Bummer. JSONSchema isn't a good alternative.