qpanda3_runtime.utils.convert_json_bytes#
Functions#
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Convert data containing bytes to JSON-safe format. |
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Restore bytes data from JSON-safe format. |
Demonstrate bytes serialization and deserialization. |
Module Contents#
- qpanda3_runtime.utils.convert_json_bytes.bytes_to_json_safe(data)#
Convert data containing bytes to JSON-safe format.
This function recursively traverses the data structure and converts any bytes objects to a JSON-safe dictionary format using base64 encoding.
- Parameters:
data (
any) – The input data that may contain bytes objects. Can be a simple value, list, tuple, or dictionary.- Returns:
JSON-safe data structure where bytes objects are replaced with dictionaries containing base64-encoded strings.
- Return type:
any
Notes
Bytes objects are encoded as dictionaries with ‘__bytes__’: True key and base64-encoded ‘data’ field
The function handles nested structures recursively
Use json_safe_to_bytes to restore the original data
Examples
>>> data = {"text": "Hello", "binary": b""} >>> json_safe = bytes_to_json_safe(data) >>> json_str = json.dumps(json_safe)
- qpanda3_runtime.utils.convert_json_bytes.json_safe_to_bytes(data)#
Restore bytes data from JSON-safe format.
This function recursively traverses the JSON-safe data structure and restores bytes objects from the base64-encoded dictionary format.
- Parameters:
data (
any) – JSON-safe data structure that may contain dictionaries with ‘__bytes__’: True key and base64-encoded ‘data’ field.- Returns:
Original data structure with bytes objects restored.
- Return type:
any- Raises:
ValueError – If the base64 decoding fails for any reason.
Notes
This function is the inverse of bytes_to_json_safe
It handles nested structures recursively
The input should be the output of bytes_to_json_safe or compatible format
Examples
>>> json_safe = {"text": "Hello", "binary": {"__bytes__": True, "data": "AAEC"}} >>> restored = json_safe_to_bytes(json_safe) >>> restored["binary"] == b"" True
- qpanda3_runtime.utils.convert_json_bytes.demo_bytes_serialization()#
Demonstrate bytes serialization and deserialization.
This function shows a complete example of converting data containing bytes to JSON-safe format and restoring it back.
Examples
>>> demo_bytes_serialization() === Bytes Serialization Demo === Original data: binary_data: b'\x00\x01\x02\x03\x04\x05' nested.image_data: b'fake_image_data_here' ...