kyops 0.1.1

kyops Python library for performing operations on data structures in python

KyOps python library

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Overview

KyOps is a python library for performing operations on data structures in python. It provides a set of functions to manipulate structures such as a dict.

Installation

KyOps is a Python3 library that you can install via pip

pip install kyops

Usage

To date, the functionality it offers is the ability to update a nested dictionary from another dictionary. Example:

my_dict_to_update = {
    "client" : {
        "zip": "3500",
        "username" : "toto",
        "password" : "secret",
        "contacts" : {
            "tel" : "000000",
            "email" : "<default_email>"
        }
    }
}
new_values = {
    "client" : {
        "zip": {
            "Dep":"35",
            "code": "0000"
        },
        "password" : "confidenti@lP@ssword",
        "contacts" : {
            "email" : "[e-mail]"
        }
    }
}

from kyops import Ndict
n_dict = Ndict(my_dict_to_update)
n_dict.update(new_values)

# Now my_dict.data contains updated datas

It possible to use merge_nested_dict static method:

kyops.merge_nested_dict(my_dict_to_update, new_values)
print(my_dict_to_update)

#Output
# {
#     "client": {
#         "zip": {
#             "Dep": "35",
#             "code": "0000"
#         },
#         "username": "toto",
#         "password": "confidenti@lP@ssword",
#         "contacts": {
#             "tel": "000000",
#             "email": "[e-mail]"
#         }
#     }
# }

Contributing

You want to contribute to the project? Too cool, you're welcome. Please submit a pull request. Or write all your questions by opening an issue.