PyDaCo

Description

PyDaCo is a Python package for easy use of dictionaries and lists.

Installation

pip install pydaco

or

python -m pip install pydaco

Usage

from PyDaCO import pydaco as pdc

pdc.add('name', 'John')
pdc.add('age', 25)
pdc.add('address', {'street': 'Main Street', 'number': 123})
pdc.add('friends', ['Peter', 'Mary', 'Jane'])

print(pdc) # Output: {'name': 'John', 'age': 25, 'address': {'street': 'Main Street', 'number': 123}, 'friends': ['Peter', 'Mary', 'Jane']}
print(pdc['name']) # Output: John
print(pdc['age']) # Output: 25
print(pdc['address']) # Output: {'street': 'Main Street', 'number': 123}
print(pdc['address']['street']) # Output: Main Street
print(pdc['friends']) # Output: ['Peter', 'Mary', 'Jane']
print(pdc['friends'][0]) # Output: Peter
pdc['friends'][0] = 'Peter Parker'
print(pdc['friends'][0]) # Output: Peter Parker

#or

pdc.name = 'John'
pdc.age = 25
pdc.address = {'street': 'Main Street', 'number': 123}
pdc.friends = ['Peter', 'Mary', 'Jane']

print(pdc) # Output: {'name': 'John', 'age': 25, 'address': {'street': 'Main Street', 'number': 123}, 'friends': ['Peter', 'Mary', 'Jane']}
print(pdc.name) # Output: John
print(pdc.age) # Output: 25
print(pdc.address) # Output: {'street': 'Main Street', 'number': 123}
print(pdc.address.street) # Output: Main Street
print(pdc.friends) # Output: ['Peter', 'Mary', 'Jane']
print(pdc.friends[0]) # Output: Peter
pdc.friends[0] = 'Peter Parker'
print(pdc.friends[0]) # Output: Peter Parker

Methods

add(key, value)

Adds a key and value to the dictionary.

clear()

Clears the dictionary.

del

Deletes a key and value from the dictionary.

del pdc['name']
#or
del pdc.name

License

MIT