JSON is written either with indent=None
(default) as a single line (unreadable to a human eye) or with ident=N
with a newline after each comma.
I don't know of a tool that already does this, but it isn't hard to make one:
def compact(d):
def tight(obj):
return dumps(obj, separators=(',', ':'))
print('{')
for i, (k, v) in enumerate(d.items()):
comma = ',' if i < len(d) else ''
print(f' {tight(k)}:{tight(v)}{comma}')
print('}')
For your example, this emits:
>>> compact(d)
{
"cleanup":{"cpu":6936.780000000001,"wall":7822.319401979446},
"finished":"2017-08-14 18:36:23",
"init":{"cpu":1365.73,"wall":1380.7802910804749},
"job":"timings",
"run":{"cpu":953.6700000000001,"wall":8350.496850013733},
"started":"2017-08-14 13:28:06",
}