I am currently in a dilemma. I am thinking about downloading a JSON file from a GitHub repo to replace local files. The local files are stored in a folder named lang, which is stored in the project folder. The repo is stored on GitHub and can be accessed using a URL.The GitHub solution, in my opinion, would be good so that I could push automatic updates (our clients want strings) to local projects. Only the language needed would be downloaded as well, and would download every 30 minutes, on startup, and via a custom function. Plus, I could code in a manual override so you can supply your own ones as well. Here's the code for the GitHub solution:def get_jsonparsed_data(url):    response = urllib.request.urlopen(url)    data = response.read().decode(utf-8)    return json.loads(data)if MESSAGE_LANGUAGE in get_jsonparsed_data(https://raw.githubusercontent.com/user/repo/master/languages.json)['languages']:    url = (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/user/repo/master/ + MESSAGE_LANGUAGE + .json)else:    url = (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/user/repo/master/lang.json)lang = get_jsonparsed_data(url)On the other hand, locally storing it will make it easier to edit while harder to update.Here's the code for this as well:if os.path.isfile('./lang/' + MESSAGE_LANGUAGE + '.json'):    with open('lang/' + MESSAGE_LANGUAGE + '.json') as data_file:        lang = json.load(data_file)else:    with open('lang/en.json') as data_file:        lang = json.load(data_file)Which one would be better to use, and why?
Should I pull the language data files of a project from a GitHub repository?
design;python;languages;python 3.x