Search nested lists and dicts
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Osearch - The tool for finding information in nested dicts/lists
When you are working with imported JSON in python, it's often hard to get an overview of the datastructure. I created osearch to help you with this. It allows you to search for strings or integers in huge nested structures.
Here is an example of a messy test structure:
tstObj = [
1,
2,
3,
"listval2",
"listval5",
{
"dict1": "dictval1",
"dict2": "dictval2",
"dict3": 3,
"dict4": ["item1", "A long string here", 1000, "another string"],
100: 222,
},
]
first we import the osearch lib:
from osearch import osearch
Now we can do some funny searches for strings containing the part "val":
>> osearch(tstObj, "val", method="contains", prettyprint=True)
[3]='listval2'
[4]='listval5'
[5]['dict1']='dictval1'
[5]['dict2']='dictval2'
Or we could search for an integer:
>> osearch(tstObj, 100, prettyprint=True)
[5][100]
Or maybe even a regular expression search that is non-case sensitive. Here we search for all occurances of keys/values that ends in val1 or val5:
>> osearch(tstObj, r"val[15]$", method="regex-case", prettyprint=True)
[4]='listval5'
[5]['dict1']='dictval1'
Have fun
/ Alex Skov Jensen
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