kdic 1.0.4

Extended Dictionary

Open Kage's useful tools and class to public. (Long time used and upgraded) But, this is develope version. So, suddenly it will be big change when I got some more good idea. seperate to kDict from kmisc

Install

pip3 install kDict

Custom Dictionary Class

Convert Dictionary to Object style Dictionary

Contents

1. Create tree type items
2. Added New commands
   1. Put() : Put value at a item
   2. Get() : Get value of item
   3. Del() : Delete item
   4. Update() : Update value at item
   5. Print() : Print dictionary
   6. Diff() : Compare two dictionary
   7. Check() : Check put the value is same as the item(key)'s value
   8. List() : Return list of keys value
   9. Proper() : Show/Set/Update property at the item.
   10. Find() : Find data in the dictionary
   11. Load() : Load saved data from file
   12. Save() : dictionary save to file
   13. Sort() : Sort dictionary
   14. FirstKey(): Get first Key
   15. FirstKey(): Get first Key
3. Added property at each key

• Initialize dictionary

from kmisc import kDict
root=kDict.kDict()

from kmisc import kDict
>>> test={
      'a':123,
      'b':{
         'c':{'ddd'},
         'e':{}
      }
    }
root=kDict.kDict(test)

• Add new data

>>> root.tree.apple.color='red'

or

>>> root.tree.apple.Put('color','red')

or

>>> root.tree.apple['color']='red'

• Get data

>>> root.tree.apple.color.Get()

or

>>> root.tree.apple.Get('color')

• Print dictionary

>>> root.Print()
>>> root.tree.Print()

• Set property at Apple's color

  • Set readonly

>>> root.tree.apple.color.Proper('readonly',True)

• Try change data

>>> root.tree.apple.Put('color','white')
item is readonly

>>> root.tree.Print()
{'color': {'._d': 'red', '._p': {'readonly': True}}}

• Unset readonly

>>> root.tree.apple.color.Proper('readonly',False)

• Try change data

>>> root.tree.apple.Put('color','white')
>>> root.tree.Print()
{'color': {'._d': 'red', '._p': {'readonly': True}}}

Sample Dictionary:

{'a': 123,
 'b': {'c': set(['ddd']), 'e': {}, 'z': 123},
 'tree': {'apple': {'color': {'._d': 'white', '._p': {'readonly': False}}},
          'banana': {'banana2': {'._d': 'white', '._p': {}},
                     'banana3': {'._d': 'yellow', '._p': {}},
                     'color': {'._d': 'yellow', '._p': {'readonly': True}}},
          'yellow': {'monkey': {'._d': 'white', '._p': {}}}}}

• Find readonly property item path

>>> root.Find('readonly',property=True)
['tree/banana/color']

• Find apple key path

>>> root.Find('apple',mode='key')
['tree/apple']

• Find white color data path

>>> root.Find('white')
['tree/apple/color', 'tree/yellow/monkey', 'tree/banana/banana2']

• Find 123 data path

>>> root.Find('white')
['a', 'b/z']

• Find white color data path in key and value

>>> root.Find('yellow',mode='all')
['tree/yellow', 'tree/banana/color', 'tree/banana/banana3']

• Save Data (always use root if not then save partial data)

>>> from kmisc import kDict
>>> kDict.kDict._dfile_='<dict file name>'
>>> root.Save()

• Load Data (always use root if not then load at key)

>>> from kmisc import kDict
>>> kDict.kDict._dfile_='<dict file name>'
>>> root.Load()