Log Message:
py-json5: updated to 0.10.0

v0.10.0 (2024-11-25)

GitHub issue 57. Added a JSON5Encoder class that can be overridden to do custom \ 
encoding of values. This class is vaguely similar to the JSONEncoder class in \ 
the standard json library, except that it has an encode() method that can be \ 
overridden to customize any value, not just ones the standard encoder doesn't \ 
know how to handle. It does also support a default() method that can be used to \ 
encode things not normally encodable, like the JSONEncoder class. It does not \ 
support an iterencode method. One could probably be added in the future, \ 
although exactly how that would work and interact with encode is a little \ 
unclear.
Restructured the code to use the new encoder class; doing so actually allowed me \ 
to delete a bunch of tediously duplicative code.
Added a new quote_style argument to dump()/dumps() to control how strings are \ 
encoded by default. For compatibility with older versions of the json5 library \ 
and the standard json library, it uses QuoteStyle.ALWAYS_DOUBLE which encodes \ 
all strings with double quotes all the time. You can also configure it to use \ 
single quotes all the time (ALWAYS_SINGLE), and to switch between single and \ 
double when doing so eliminates a need to escape quotes (PREFER_SINGLE and \ 
PREFER_DOUBLE). This also adds a --quote-style argument to python -m json5.
This release has a fair number of changes, but is intended to be completely \ 
backwards-compatible. Code without changes should run exactly as it did before.