Writing ipuz puzzles

The function ipuz.write converts a puzzle as a Python dictionary object to a JSON / JSONP string. This function performs no validation on the provided puzzle and it is the application’s responsibility to construct a valid puzzle that can be read by ipuz.read or other applications.

The following writes a Python dictionary puzzle to a string data:

import ipuz
data = ipuz.write(puzzle)

For security reasons this function encourages the use of JSON and it therefore produces a JSON string by default. You can create a JSONP string by using jsonp=True:

import ipuz
data = ipuz.write(puzzle, jsonp=True)

By default the callback function ipuz is used in the JSONP format. You can specify a different callback function name by using the callback_name parameter:

import ipuz
data = ipuz.write(puzzle, jsonp=True, callback_name="ipuz_function")