dictdumper 0.6.5.post1

Python dict formatted dumper.

DictDumper

  The dictdumper project is an open source Python program works as a stream formatted output dumper for dict.

• About
  • dictdumper.Dumper
  • dictdumper.JSON
  • dictdumper.PLIST
  • dictdumper.Tree
  • dictdumper.XML
  • dictdumper.HTML
• Installation
• Usage

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About

  Currently, it supports following formats --

• dictdumper.Dumper -- abstract base class of all dumpers
• dictdumper.JSON -- dump JavaScript object notation (JSON) format file
• dictdumper.PLIST -- dump Apple property list (PLIST) format file
• dictdumper.Tree -- dump tree-view text (TXT) format file
• dictdumper.XML -- dump extensible Mmarkup language (XML) file (base class)
• dictdumper.HTML -- dump JavaScript file under Vue.js framework (DEPRECATED)

 

Installation:

Note that dictdumper supports Python versions 2.7 and all versions since 3.0

pip install dictdumper

 

Usage

  dictdumper is quite easy to use. After installation, importation, and initialisation, you can simple call the instance to dump contents.

Take dictdumper.Tree for example

import dictdumper
dumper = dictdumper.Tree('out.txt')
test_1 = dict(
    foo = -1,                   # int
    bar = 'Hello, world!',      # string
    boo = dict(                 # dict
        foo_again = True,       # bool
        bar_again = b'bytes',   # bytes (b'\x62\x79\x74\x65\x73')
        boo_again = None,       # NoneType
    ),
)
dumper(test_1, name='test_1')

$ cat out.txt
PCAP File Tree-View Format

test
  |-- foo -> -1
  |-- bar -> hello
  |-- boo
        |-- foo_again -> True
        |-- bar_again -> 62 79 74 65 73
        |-- boo_again -> N/A

import datetime
test_2 = dict(
    foo = [1, 2.0, 3],          # list
    bar = (1.0, 2, 3.0),        # tuple
    boo = dict(                 # dict
        foo_again = 'a long long bytes',
                                # bytes
        bar_again = datetime.datetime.today(),
                                # datetime
        boo_again = -1.0,       # float
    ),
)
dumper(test_2, name='test_2')

$ cat out.txt
PCAP File Tree-View Format

test_1
  |-- foo -> -1
  |-- bar -> Hello, world!
  |-- boo
        |-- foo_again -> True
        |-- bar_again -> 62 79 74 65 73
        |-- boo_again -> N/A

test_2
  |-- foo
  |     |--> 1
  |     |--> 2.0
  |     |--> 3
  |-- bar
  |     |--> 1.0
  |     |--> 2
  |     |--> 3.0
  |-- boo
        |-- foo_again -> a long long bytes
        |-- bar_again -> 2018-03-08 17:47:35
        |-- boo_again -> -1.0