I got this issue when using the tool with python3

it can be fixed by replacing unicode with str http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19877306/nameerror-global-name-unicode-is-not-defined-in-python-3

Could you publish the 0.4 release on PyPI? I was about to make a pull request to add an option to always colorize but I saw that it was already implemented on master.

Hello. Is it possible to have colors to appear when pjson is piped into less?

Is there an easy way to change the way the colors are presented? I'm not a big fan of booleans and integers being so close in color to the keys.

Also - how on earth did you get your terminal input to be colorized? Did you just colorize that afterwards? (the echo/pjson parts of: http://f.cl.ly/items/3R1M3b2j2o2v1z0z2U0E/Screen%20Shot%202012-07-19%20at%206.58.54%20PM.png)

Thanks!

It would be nice if pjson was available as a regular Python package on PyPI.

I create some rather large json files and would like to pass or pipe the output from pjson to programs like less or more. However, I am not getting the desired results, see example below. Could you suggest a way to do this?

This works great!:

echo test.js | pjson 

{
  "australia": {
    "iso": "AU", 
    "name": "Australia"
  }
}

I'd like to be able to pass the output from pjson to less or more like so:

echo test.js | pjson | less

{ESC[39;49;00m
  ESC[39;49;00mESC[34;01m"australia"ESC[39;49;00m:ESC[39;49;00m ESC[39;49;00m{ESC[39;49;00m
    ESC[39;49;00mESC[34;01m"iso"ESC[39;49;00m:ESC[39;49;00m ESC[39;49;00mESC[33m"AU"ESC[39;49;00m,ESC[39;49;00m ESC[39;49;00m
    ESC[39;49;00mESC[34;01m"name"ESC[39;49;00m:ESC[39;49;00m ESC[39;49;00mESC[33m"Australia"ESC[39;49;00m
  ESC[39;49;00m}ESC[39;49;00m
}ESC[39;49;00m

Any suggestions?

Can this be shortened?

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<xml>


    <request_information>


          <!-- TLDR -->


    </request_information>
    <reviews/>


</xml>

Add a link to the mjson text on the first paragraph of the README.md - https://pypi.org/project/mjson/

https://gist.github.com/abunsen/72416c68d9ac73d6fba9 as test.json

and then cat test.json | pjson yields Expecting property name: line 1 column 2 (char 1)