deeply-nested 0.0.2

Module to work with deeply nested object. dict or list of dict with multiple level of nesting

DeeplyNested

The aim of the library is to make working with Deeply nested json structures more fun.

from  src  import  NestedObject 
sample_dict  = { "k1":"v1", "k2":[{"a1":"v2","a2":"v3"},{"a1":"v4","a2":"v5"}]}

d2  =  NestedObject(sample_dict)
d2.data

print(d2.paths) 
# List of all available paths ['/k1', '/k2', '/k2[0]', '/k2[0]/a1', '/k2[0]/a2', '/k2[1]', '/k2[1]/a1', '/k2[1]/a2']

print(d2.keys()) # List of keys Similar to .keys method in dict ['/k1', '/k2', '/k2[0]', '/k2[0]/a1', '/k2[0]/a2', '/k2[1]', '/k2[1]/a1', '/k2[1]/a2']

print(d2.items())
# list of tuples Similar to the items method in a normal dictionary
# [('/k1', 'v1'), ('/k2', [{'a1': 'v2', 'a2': 'v3'}, {'a1': 'v4', 'a2': 'v5'}]), ('/k2[0]', {'a1': 'v2', 'a2': 'v3'}), ('/k2[0]/a1', 'v2'), ('/k2[0]/a2', 'v3'), ('/k2[1]', {'a1': 'v4', 'a2': 'v5'}), ('/k2[1]/a1', 'v4'), ('/k2[1]/a2', 'v5')]

print(d2.get(keypath='/k2'))
# Tuple with (key, value) where key is the keypath
# ('/k2', [{'a1': 'v2', 'a2': 'v3'}, {'a1': 'v4', 'a2': 'v5'}])

print(d2.get(keypath='/k2[i]/a1'))
# List of tuple with i replaced with length of list in k2 key
# [('/k2[0]', {'a1': 'v2', 'a2': 'v3'}), ('/k2[1]', {'a1': 'v4', 'a2': 'v5'})]

Please feel free to raise an issue. This is under active maintainence.