This is an structured text parser.
format
example 1:
source:
[Q] This is a question. [A] This is an answer. [Q] This is a question2. # This is comment [A] This is an answer2.
parsed:
[
{
'Q': 'This is a question.',
'A': 'This is an answer.',
},
{
'Q': 'This is a question2.',
'A': 'This is an answer2.',
},
]
If the same key appeared, Next record.
Actuary, output is OrderedDict list. Not Dict list.
source:
[Key1] Value1 [Key2] Value2 ---- [Key3] Value3 next line next line [Key4] Value4 4! [Key5] Value5
parsed:
[
{
'Key1': 'Value1',
'Key2': 'Value2',
},
{
'Key3': 'Value3\nnext line\nnext line',
'Key4': 'Value4 4!',
'Key5': 'Value5',
}
Whitespace trimmed.
“—-” (Hyphens >= 4) is list separator.
usage
import verticaltable
fp = open('sample.txt')
parsed_list = verticaltable.loads(fp.read())
parsed_list2 = verticaltable.load(open('sample2.txt'))
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