import json def add_outline(data, level=0, parent_index=None): """ Recursively adds an outline to the JSON data. Args: data: The JSON data (list or dictionary). level: The current level of nesting (0-based). parent_index: The index of the parent element (None for root). Returns: The modified JSON data with the outline added. """ if parent_index is None: parent_index = [] if isinstance(data, list): for index, item in enumerate(data): data[index] = add_outline(item, level, parent_index + [index + 1]) elif isinstance(data, dict): if 'content' in data: if level == 0: outline_prefix = f"{parent_index[-1] - 1}) TITLE" else: sections = '.'.join(map(str, parent_index[1:])) outline_prefix = f"{'.'.join(map(str, parent_index))})" if level == 1: outline_prefix = f"{parent_index[-1]}) CHAPTER {parent_index[-1]}" else: outline_prefix += f" CHAPTER {parent_index[1]} - {'SUB' * (level - 2)}SECTION {sections}" data['content'] = f"{outline_prefix}\n***\n{data['content']}" if 'children' in data: data['children'] = add_outline(data['children'], level + 1, parent_index) return data if __name__ == "__main__": # Load JSON from a file with open('input.json', 'r') as f: data = json.load(f) # Process the JSON to add the outline outlined_data = add_outline(data) # Save the resulting JSON to a file with open('output.json', 'w') as f: json.dump(outlined_data, f, indent=2) # Optionally, print the resulting JSON print(json.dumps(outlined_data, indent=2))