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Asked: May 30, 20262026-05-30T00:41:03+00:00 2026-05-30T00:41:03+00:00

What serialization format is this, and are there any libraries to parse it back

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What serialization format is this, and are there any libraries to parse it back to python-native data structures or at least something easier to manage?

At least it looks like it could have a 1:1 correspondent in python.

%xt%tableFameUpdate%-1%{"season":[1.329534083671E9,"160",53255],"leaderboard":[["1001:6587656216929005792","1718","Kjeld","http:/..."],["1001:6301086609221020111","802","Asti","http://..."],["1018:995158152656680513","419","QiZOra","http://..."],["1018:8494206166685317681","364","Bingay","http://..."],["1:100000380528383","160","...","http://..."]],"multipliers":{"1001:6835768553933918921":67,"1001:4106589374707547411":0,"1001:5353968490097996024":0,"1018:1168770734837476224":0,"1018:8374571792147098127":0,"1001:4225536539330822139":0,"1:100000380528383":0,"1001:4082457720357735190":68,"1001:1650191466786177826":0,"1001:4299232509980238095":38,"1001:7604050184057349633":0,"1001:6587656216929005792":0,"1001:3852516077423175846":0,"1001:888471333619738847":9,"1001:7823244004315560346":0,"1001:7665905871463311833":0,"1001:4453073160237910447":0,"1001:6338802281112620503":64,"1001:7644306056081384910":13,"1001:4956919992342871722":0,"1001:4126528826861913228":29,"1001:7325864606573096759":47,"1001:6494182198787618518":16,"1001:3678910058012926187":4,"1001:435065490460532259":39,"1001:5366593356123167358":0,"1001:6041488907938219046":8,"1001:6051083835382544277":5,"1001:9187877490300372546":0,"1001:482518425014054339":0}}%
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    2026-05-30T00:41:05+00:00Added an answer on May 30, 2026 at 12:41 am

    if you strip off the first piece and the last percent sign it is json, which you could parse with any json parser. It looks like its using the percent signs as a sort of iterator, you could prolly split on those.

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