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NDJSON files can get pretty big - and they are extremely compressible.
The multi-line JSON methods should gain the ability to recognize .gz and .zip at least. Maybe .xz and .bz2 too (others?). And then pass them through Python's built-in de-compressors. I don't think Python has a generic layer for this already, so this might require a little abstraction code.
Some stats on the various linuxy compression approaches, for the curious. Seems like when taking time into account, gzip is "good enough".
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NDJSON files can get pretty big - and they are extremely compressible.
The multi-line JSON methods should gain the ability to recognize
.gz
and.zip
at least. Maybe.xz
and.bz2
too (others?). And then pass them through Python's built-in de-compressors. I don't think Python has a generic layer for this already, so this might require a little abstraction code.Some stats on the various linuxy compression approaches, for the curious. Seems like when taking time into account, gzip is "good enough".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: