Added from_json() function and also added option to add identifier in… - #244
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@liamlundy Tests from @dgercho incorporated. Done. |
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@caesar0301 Can you merge this pls? |
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Solves backwards compatibility issue in #239 by making the identifier and option in the
to_dict()andto_json()functions. Also, added the class methodfrom_json().@liamlundy I didn't write any tests for this specifically for this, but it shouldn't be necessary since this is an optional feature. Let me know if you want tests though, and if you want more tests for
to_dict()andto_json().