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# json-parser(Incomplete...)
### Overview:
- **Description:**
This project is a comprehensive JSON parser featuring both a lexer and a parser. Its primary objective is to efficiently parse JSON strings into Python objects.
- **Purpose:**
The JSON parser supports all valid JSON data types, including strings, numbers, booleans, arrays, and objects. It incorporates robust error handling and provides an intuitive API for seamless JSON parsing.
- **Features:**
- Supports parsing JSON strings with all valid data types
- Incorporates error handling mechanisms
- Offers a simple and intuitive API for JSON parsing
- **Audience:**
Developers who require JSON parsing capabilities in their Python applications

### Setup Instructions:
- **Prerequisites:** Python 3.6 or later
- **Installation:** Install using pip: `pip install json-parser`
- **Configuration:** No configuration required
- **Environment:** Any Python environment
- **First Run:** Import the `json_parser` module and utilize the `lex()` function for tokenization and `parse()` function for constructing Python objects.

### Core Modules:
- **Components:**
- `lexer.py`: JSON string tokenization
- `parse.py`: JSON token parsing into Python objects
- **Relationships:** The lexer tokenizes the JSON string, and the parser uses these tokens to build a Python object.
- **Functionalities:** Tokenization and parsing of JSON strings into Python objects
- **Architecture:** Modular design with independent lexer and parser modules. The parser relies on tokens generated by the lexer to build Python objects.

### Usage Examples:
- **Scenarios:**
- Parsing JSON data from web APIs
- Parsing JSON data from files
- **Code Samples:**
```python
import json_parser

json_string = '{"key": "value"}'
tokens = json_parser.lex(json_string)
json_object = json_parser.parse(tokens)