augmentedtree

augmentedtree enhances mappings and sequences (targeted for python dictionaries and lists) preserving their native behavior and access. The enhancement comes with getting values by single keys, human readable viewing, selecting and setting multiple values/items within the nested data at once, or-conditional selection of values/items. Also this package intends to prepare the nested data for pyQt. The augmentation provides methods and properties to be used for a QAbstractItemModel showing the nested data within a QTreeView.

Installation

Installing the latest release using pip is recommended.

    $ pip install augmentedtree

The latest development state can be obtained from gitlab using pip.

    $ pip install git+https://gitlab.com/david.scheliga/augmentedtree.git@dev

Basic Usage

The major purpose of augmentedtree is to retrieve quickly specific value(s) from a deep nested data featuring:

• unix filename pattern
• regular expressions
• or-conditional selection

The targeted usage is to be able to write the following kind of code

# code where the nested data comes from
...

# gathering parameters
with AugmentedTree(nested_data) as tree:
    # simple selection
    first_value = tree.select("something", "here")[0]
    last_value = tree.select("something", "there")[-1]
    a_slice_of_values = tree.select("a", "l?t", "of")[3:6]

    # selection with refinement
    selection_of_values = tree.select("also/a", "lot", "of")
    narrowed_down = selection_of_values.where("this", "or", "that")[ALL_ITEMS]
    ...


if not tree.all_selections_succeeded:
    # break, exit or reacting to some value are not there
    ...

# code which is working with requested parameters       
...

Read-the-docs for a detailed explanation on how to use augmented tree.

Contribution

Any contribution by reporting a bug or desired changes are welcomed. The preferred way is to create an issue on the gitlab's project page, to keep track of everything regarding this project.

Contribution of Source Code

Code style

This project follows the recommendations of PEP8. The project is using black as the code formatter.

Workflow

1. Fork the project on Gitlab.
2. Commit changes to your own branch.
3. Submit a pull request from your fork's branch to our branch 'dev'.

Authors

• David Scheliga @gitlab @Linkedin
  • Initial work
  • Maintainer

License

This project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - see the LICENSE file for details

Acknowledge

Code style: black