jaccs

Write strings to access nested JSON objects

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Project description

Jaccs allows you to pull data from JSON objects using string Python expressions. For example:

>>> from jaccs import access
>>> access({'a': 'b': [{'c': 1}, {'c': 2}]}, '_.a.b[1].c')
2

This is expected to be most useful for combining specifications stored in external text files (say JSON or YAML) with data objects in Python.

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1.0.0

Dec 16, 2016

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