felidae.ceson

/** Data about two pillars of the internets:
 *  cats and wikipedia.
 *  Based on the npm package "exdata-taxonomy-misc-felidae".
 **/
{ "": "family",
  // ^-- that empty string means a tag name for xmlattrdict.
  "id": "Felidae",
  "wp-en-oldid": 742264157,
  // ^- Where to find them in wikipedia. The JSON example file has this
  //    at the bottom in order to work-around JSON's comma policy,
  //    but it's much more practical to have the meta data near the
  //    identifier that it belongs to, and then list the subcategories.

  "Pantherinae": { "": "subfamily",
    "wp-en-oldid": 736789580,

    "Panthera": {
    },/* lions and such */  /* not that much internet related, are they? */

    "Neofelis": {
      // ^-- roughly translates as "new cats"
      "": "genus", "wp-en-oldid": 734888346,
      "nebulosa": { "": "species", "wp-en-oldid": 742251401 },
      // ^-- cloud cat. perfect for memes hosted on cloud services.
    },
  /* } and comma ahead: */                                              }   ,

  "Felinae": { "": "subfamily",
    // ^-- just here for the bobcat, internet-related because of xkcd.
    "wp-en-oldid": 740542430,
    "Lynx": { "": "genus",
      "wp-en-oldid": 743398978,
      "rufus": { "": "species", "wp-en-oldid": 742216395 },
    },
  }  ,
}   // however, you can't have commas after the outermost value.


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