Lisp aNeeds Braces
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You're a troll, but I'll feed you. I adapted Peter Norvig's excellent lispy2.py [0] to read json. I call it JLisp [1].
Lispy2 is a scheme implementation, complete with macros that executes on top of python. I made it read json, really just replacing () with []. and defining symbols as {'symbol': 'symbol_name'}. I built it because it's easier to get a webapp to emit JSON then paren lisp. I also knew that building an interpreter on top of lisp meant that I wouldn't back myself into a corner. There is incredible power in the lisp, especially the ability to transform code.
[0] https://norvig.com/lispy2.html
[1] https://github.com/paddymul/buckaroo/blob/main/tests/unit/li... #tests for JLisp