dstruct is designed to map larger data structures onto a smaller ones, which is simple in principle, but can be complicated in practice - sifting through robust datasets is difficult when the structure is highly nested, or relevant information is fractured. However, the module’s intuitive api makes pruning useless data, and parsing its relevant subsets easy.
enables complex data parsing
streamlines data trimming heuristics
intuitive api for nested data structures
The implementation relies on the descriptor pattern.
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