DataDelve
Working with complex nested data can be tedious. If you have to access any objects that are four layers deep in a JSON response from a web service, you quickly tire of writing square brackets. Much better would be to have a simple way of accessing data through a simple syntax. jsonpointer is a perfect match, it looks just like paths through a filesystem. Applying this information to the data structures makes it easy and convenient.
Usage
from datadelve import DataDelver
data = ["your annoying data here"]
delver = DataDelver(data)
element = delver.get("/dict/keys/and/1/list/index")
subset = delver.cd("/particular/key/to/focus/on")
delver.set("/path/to/change", "new")
delver.delete("/bad")
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