idspy-toolkit 0.4.1

## Quick example

 1  import pprint
 2  import dataclasses
 3 
 4  import idspy_toolkit
 5  from idspy_dictionaries import ids_gyrokinetics
 6 
 7  pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(indent=2)
 8 
 9  ids_test = ids_gyrokinetics.Gyrokinetics()
10  # you can directly print the class to see what it looks like  :
11  pp.pprint(ids_test)
12 
13  # if you want to see all the available classes in the current module :
14  ids_dict = idspy_toolkit.list_ids_members(gkids)
15  pp.pprint(ids_dict)
16 
17  #to fill an IDS with default values
18  idspy_toolkit.fill_missing_values(ids_test)
19 
20  # you can use the . to access ids members :
21  pp.pprint(ids_test.ids_properties)
22 
23  # and to set a value :
24  ids_test.ids_properties.comment="a comment"
25 
26  # if in a script you want to reach a "deeper" value, you can use the function *get_ids_value_from_string*
27  idspy_toolkit.get_ids_value_from_string(ids_test, "ids_properties/comment")
28  # and for list element, put the element index after an #
29  idspy_toolkit.get_ids_value_from_string(ids_test, "tag#0/name")
30 
31  # same kind of function exist to set a value :
32  idspy_toolkit.set_ids_value_from_string(ids_test, "tag#0/name", "a new tag name")
33 
34  # pour afficher la classe sous forme de dictionnaire (conseil mettez l'ecran en vertical ;)):
35  ids_dict = dataclasses.asdict(ids_test)
36  pp.pprint(ids_dict)