Python script crashes with SIGKILL when loading large Discord backup JSON files (855MB, 505K messages) via json.
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Python script crashes with SIGKILL when loading large Discord backup JSON files (855MB, 505K messages) via json.load() — memory balloons to 3-4GB+ and gets OOM-killed
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Replace json.load(f) with streaming JSON parsing using ijson library:
import ijson
with open(json_path, 'rb') as f: # binary mode required for ijson
for msg in ijson.items(f, 'item'):
# process one message at a time
msg_id = msg['id']
for att in msg.get('attachments', []):
# ...For JSON arrays [{msg1}, {msg2}, ...], ijson.items(f, 'item') yields each element without loading the full array. Memory usage drops from 800MB+ to ~180MB for an 855MB file. Install: pip install ijson. The C backend (yajl2_cffi) is faster but the pure-Python fallback works fine for most cases.
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