A collection of useful tools for manipulating dictionaries.
Project description
dictutils
A collection of useful tools for manipulating dictionaries.
dictutils.qsdict
Takes a list of dicts or objects and convert it into nested dicts.
lst = [
{"shape": "circle", "colour": "blue", "count": 5},
{"shape": "circle", "colour": "pink", "count":15},
{"shape": "square", "colour": "yellow", "count": 29},
{"shape": "square", "colour": "blue", "count": 10}
]
qsdict(lst, "shape", "colour", "count")
# returns
{
"circle": {
"blue": 5,
"pink": 15
},
"square": {
"yellow": 29,
"blue": 10
}
}
qsdict(lst, "colour", "shape", "count")
# returns
{
"blue": {
"circle": 5,
"square": 10
},
"pink": {
"circle": 15
},
"yellow": {
"square": 29
}
}
Can also accept callables
qsdict(lst, lambda x: x["colour"][0:2], "shape", "count")
{
"bl": {
"circle": 5,
"square": 10
},
"pi": {
"circle": 15
},
"ye": {
"square": 29
}
}
Access an arbitary number of arguments
lst = [
{"shape": "circle", "colour": "blue", "country": "France", "count": 5},
{"shape": "circle", "colour": "pink", "country": "Germany", "count":15},
{"shape": "square", "colour": "yellow", "country": "France", "count": 29},
{"shape": "square", "colour": "blue", "country": "China", "count": 10}
]
qsdict(lst, lambda x: x["colour"][0:2], "shape", "country","count")
# Returns
{
"bl": {
"circle": {
"France": 5
},
"square": {
"China": 10
}
},
"pi": {
"circle": {
"Germany": 15
}
},
"ye": {
"square": {
"France": 29
}
}
}
Pass a tuple as the last argument if you prefer the leaf node to be a list
qsdict(lst, lambda x: x["colour"][0:2], "shape", ("country","count"))
{
"bl": {
"circle": [
"France",
5
],
"square": [
"China",
10
]
},
"pi": {
"circle": [
"Germany",
15
]
},
"ye": {
"square": [
"France",
29
]
}
}
dictutils.mergedict
Merges two nested dictionaries. Note that the first dictionary is updated.
d1 = {
"blue": {
"circle": {
"France": 5
},
"square": {
"China": 10
}
},
"pink": {
"circle": {
"Germany": 15
}
},
"yellow": {
"square": {
"France": 29
}
}
}
d2 = {
"blue": {
"brightness": 4,
},
"pink": {
"brightness": 4,
},
"yellow": {
"brightness": 4,
}
}
mergedict(d1, d2)
print(d1)
{
"blue": {
"circle": {
"France": 5
},
"square": {
"China": 10
},
"brightness": 4
},
"pink": {
"circle": {
"Germany": 15
},
"brightness": 4
},
"yellow": {
"square": {
"France": 29
},
"brightness": 4
}
}
If you don't want to clobber the first dictionary, provide an empty dictionary
d0 = {}
mergedict(d0, d1)
mergedict(d0, d2)
This can be repeated an arbitary number of times to create a complicated data structure while avoiding nested loops and unwieldy code. This code is courtsey of this Stack Overflow thread.
dictutils.pivot
Pivots a dictionary by a given list of keys
d1 = {
"A": {
"Category1": {
"X": 111111,
"Y": 222222,
},
"Category2": {
"X": 333333,
"Y": 444444,
},
"Category3": {
"X": 555555,
"Y": 666666,
}
},
"B": {
"Category1": {
"X": 777777,
"Y": 888888,
},
"Category2": {
"X": 999999,
"Y": 101010,
},
"Category3": {
"X": 101011,
"Y": 101012,
}
},
}
print(pivot(d, [2, 1, 0])
{
"X": {
"Category1": {
"A": 111111,
"B": 777777,
},
"Category2": {
"A": 333333,
"B": 999999,
},
"Category3": {
"A": 555555,
"B": 101011,
},
},
"Y": {
"Category1": {
"A": 222222,
"B": 888888,
},
"Category2": {
"A": 444444,
"B": 101010,
},
"Category3": {
"A": 666666,
"B": 101012,
},
},
}
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