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How do I get the value of an item in the list when requesting its "key"?
e.g. I currently have the following list:
[{'rev': '1', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'test.log'}, {'rev': '0', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'delete', 'title': 'python.py'} {'rev': '12', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'Hello.txt'}]
How do I cycle through to print the title and revision of each file
Dictionary = [{'rev': '1', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'test.log'}, ...
KeyList = ['rev', 'time', 'action', 'type', 'title']
for Key in KeyList:
print Key, "=", Dictionary[title]
And I am currently getting the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "P:/Scripts/PerforceSearchTool.py", line 45, in <module>
GetFiles()
File "P:/Scripts/PerforceSearchTool.py", line 28, in GetFiles
print Key, "=", Dictionary[depotFile]
NameError: global name 'depotFile' is not defined
The list in the end will contain thousands of files. I would like to be able to search the list for each of the files titles. And for the matching title return its title, depending on its action.
You can use a for loop:
mylist = [{'rev': '1', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'test.log'}, {'rev': '0', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'delete', 'title': 'python.py'}, {'rev': '12', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'Hello.txt'}]
for i in mylist:
print("Title: {}, Revision: {}".format(i["title"],i["rev"]))
Output:
Title: test.log, Revision: 1
Title: python.py, Revision: 0
Title: Hello.txt, Revision: 12
To print title and revision of each element you can do something like this:
a = [{'rev': '1', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'test.log'}, {'rev': '0', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'delete', 'title': 'python.py'}, {'rev': '12', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'Hello.txt'}]
for e in a:
print e['title'] + ' ' + e['rev']
It outputs this data:
test.log 1
python.py 0
Hello.txt 12
try this:
a = [{'rev': '1', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'test.log'}, {'rev': '0', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'delete', 'title': 'python.py'} {'rev': '12', 'time': '1448300582', 'action': 'move/add', 'title': 'Hello.txt'}]
for x in range(len(a)):
print a[x]['title']
print a[x]['rev']
Greetings
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i'm trying to convert list of dictionaries to comma separated string , but some extra fields of dictionary are coming
data = [{'groupid': '28', 'name': 'TEST 2', 'internal': '0', 'flags': '0'}, {'groupid':'27', 'name': 'CUSTOMER/TEST 1', 'internal': '0', 'flags': '0'}]
expected output = TEST2,CUSTOMER/TEST 1
my script: s = [','.join(map(str,i.values())) for i in data]
output i'm getting : ['28,TEST 2,0,0', '27,CUSTOMER/TEST 1,0,0']
Try this:
data = [{'groupid': '28', 'name': 'TEST 2', 'internal': '0', 'flags': '0'}, {'groupid':'27', 'name': 'CUSTOMER/TEST 1', 'internal': '0', 'flags': '0'}]
print([d["name"] for d in data])
Output:
['TEST 2', 'CUSTOMER/TEST 1']
For the expected out, you simply need to get the value corresponding to the key name:
s = ','.join(i['name'] for i in data)
Data is defined as dictionary object. Apply elt for filter.
data = [{'groupid': '28', 'name': 'TEST 2', 'internal': '0', 'flags': '0'},
{'groupid':'27', 'name': 'CUSTOMER/TEST 1', 'internal': '0', 'flags': '0'}]
expected output = [elt["name"] for elt in data]
print(expected output)
output = ['TEST 2', 'CUSTOMER/TEST 1']
I have a list inside a nested dictionary
body = {'Ready Date': '2020-01-31T12:00:00','Shipment Line List': [{'Description': 'Test', 'Weigth': '5',
'Height': '4.0','Length': '2.0', 'Width': '3.0'}, {'Description': 'Test', 'Weigth': '20', 'Height': '5',
'Length': '30', 'Width': '10']}
I want to iterate over the keys in the nested dictionary and replace "Weigth" with the correct spelling "Weight"
I tried this approach, but I am not getting the expected output
key = {"Weigth":"Weight"}
def find_replace(dict_body, dictionary):
# is the item in the dict?
for item in dict_body:
# iterate by keys
if item in dictionary.keys():
# look up and replace
dict_body = dict_body.replace(item, dictionary[item])
# return updated dict
return dict_body
a = find_replace(body,key)
print(a)
I think a better idea in this particular case is to treat everything as a string, replace and back as a dictionary. Because if you have multiple nested keys, it might be just be easier this way in two lines of code:
from ast import literal_eval
body = literal_eval(str(body).replace("Weigth","Weight"))
This outputs:
{'Ready Date': '2020-01-31T12:00:00',
'Shipment Line List': [{'Description': 'Test',
'Height': '4.0',
'Length': '2.0',
'Weight': '5',
'Width': '3.0'},
{'Description': 'Test',
'Height': '5',
'Length': '30',
'Weight': '20',
'Width': '10'}]}
I want to iterate over the keys in the nested dictionary and replace "Weigth" with the correct spelling "Weight"
something like the below
body = {'Ready Date': '2020-01-31T12:00:00', 'Shipment Line List': [{'Description': 'Test', 'Weigth': '5',
'Height': '4.0', 'Length': '2.0', 'Width': '3.0'},
{'Description': 'Test', 'Weigth': '20',
'Height': '5',
'Length': '30', 'Width': '10'}]}
for entry in body['Shipment Line List']:
entry['Weight'] = entry['Weigth']
del entry['Weigth']
print(body)
output
{'Ready Date': '2020-01-31T12:00:00', 'Shipment Line List': [{'Description': 'Test', 'Height': '4.0', 'Length': '2.0', 'Width': '3.0', 'Weight': '5'}, {'Description': 'Test', 'Height': '5', 'Length': '30', 'Width': '10', 'Weight': '20'}]}
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I need to get the value for business' name and append it to a list.
I need to get the value policies and append to a list after checking parent.
if parent is Marketing name has to added to level1.
if parent is Advertising name has to added to level2.
if some place Business is [] I need to pass None instead of Null List
Also need to check key exists or not for some keys there is a chance of missing policies, business
dictionary is below
If in the list contains same elements example 'Business':['Customer', Customer] then only one element has to take
searchtest = [
{'_index': 'newtest',
'_type': '_doc',
'_id': '100',
'_score': 1.0,
'_source': {'id': '100',
'name': 'A',
'policies': [
{
'id': '332',
'name': 'Second division',
'parent': 'Marketing'},
{'id': '3323', 'name':
'First division',
'parent': 'Marketing'}
]
}
},
{'_index': 'newtest',
'_type': '_doc',
'_id': '101',
'_score': 1.0,
'_source': {
'id': '101',
'name': 'B',
'Business': [{'id': '9'}, {'id': '10', 'name': 'Customer'}],
'policies': [{'id': '332', 'name': 'Second division', 'parent': 'Marketing'}, {'id': '3323', 'name': 'First division', 'parent': 'Advertising'}]}}]`
Code is below
def business(searchtest):
for el in searchtest:
Business_List = []
if 'Business' in el['_source']:
for j in el['_source']['Business']:
if 'name' in j:
Business_List.append(j['name'])
else:
Business_List.extend([])
return Business_List
def policy(searchtest):
for el in searchtest:
level1= []
if 'policies' in el['_source']:
for j in el['_source']['policies']:
if 'parent' in j:
if 'Marketing' in j['parent'] :
level1.append(j['name'])
else:
level1.extend([])
level2= []
if 'policies' in el['_source']:
for j in el['_source']['policies']:
if 'parent' in j:
if 'Advertising' in j['parent']:
level2.append(j['name'])
else:
level2.extend([])
return [level1, level2]
def data_product(searchtest):
resp = []
for el in searchtest:
d = {
'id' : el['_source']['id'],
'name' : el['_source']['name'],
'Business' : business(searchtest),
'level1' : policy(searchtest)[0],
'level2' : policy(searchtest)[1]
}
resp.append(d)
return resp
if __name__ == "__main__":
import pprint
pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(4)
pp.pprint(data_product(searchtest))
My output
[ { 'Business': [],
'id': '101',
'level1': ['Second division'],
'level2': ['First division'],
'name': 'B'}]
Expected out
[ { 'Business': [],
'id': '100',
'level1': ['Second division','First division'],
'level2': [],
'name': 'A'},
{ 'Business': ['Customer'],
'id': '101',
'level1': ['Second division'],
'level2': ['First division'],
'name': 'B'}]
if resp.append(d) is put inside the loop then only one id is repeating?
my whole code with change
searchtest = [{'_index': 'newtest',
'_type': '_doc',
'_id': '100',
'_score': 1.0,
'_source': {'id': '100',
'name': 'A',
'policies': [{'id': '332',
'name': 'Second division',
'parent': 'Marketing'},
{'id': '3323', 'name': 'First division', 'parent': 'Marketing'}]}},
{'_index': 'newtest',
'_type': '_doc',
'_id': '101',
'_score': 1.0,
'_source': {'id': '101',
'name': 'B',
'Business': [{'id': '9'}, {'id': '10', 'name': 'Customer'}],
'policies': [{'id': '332',
'name': 'Second division',
'parent': 'Marketing'},
{'id': '3323', 'name': 'First division', 'parent': 'Advertising'}]}}]
def business(el):
Business_List = []
# for el in searchtest:
if 'Business' in el['_source']:
for j in el['_source']['Business']:
if 'name' in j:
Business_List.append(j['name'])
else:
Business_List.extend([])
return Business_List
def policy(searchtest):
for el in searchtest:
level1 = []
if 'policies' in el['_source']:
for j in el['_source']['policies']:
if 'parent' in j:
if 'Marketing' in j['parent']:
level1 .append(j['name'])
else:
level1 .extend([])
level2 = []
if 'policies' in el['_source']:
for j in el['_source']['policies']:
if 'parent' in j:
if 'Advertising' in j['parent']:
level2.append(j['name'])
else:
level2.extend([])
return [level1, level1 ]
def data_product(searchtest):
resp = []
for el in searchtest:
d = {
'id': el['_source']['id'],
'name': el['_source']['name'],
'Business': business(el),
'level1': policy(searchtest)[0],
'level2': policy(searchtest)[1]
}
resp.append(d)
return resp
if __name__ == "__main__":
import pprint
pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(4)
pp.pprint(data_product(searchtest))
output:
[ { 'Business': [],
'id': '100',
'level1': ['Second division'],
'level2': ['First division'],
'name': 'A'},
{ 'Business': ['Customer'],
'id': '101',
'level1': ['Second division'],
'level2': ['First division'],
'name': 'B'}]
Im building a scanner using python-nmap libary. Here's the code :
import nmap
import json
def Nmap_Recon(host, port):
nm = nmap.PortScanner()
lol = nm.scan(host, '22-443')
print(lol['scan'])
Nmap_Recon('www.stuxnoid.org',80)
Output :
{'77.72.0.90': {'hostnames': [{'name': 'www.stuxnoid.org', 'type': 'user'}, {'name': 'carbon.cloudhosting.co.uk', 'type': 'PTR'}], 'addresses': {'ipv4': '77.72.0.90'}, 'vendor': {}, 'status': {'state': 'up', 'reason': 'syn-ack'}, 'tcp': {25: {'state': 'open', 'reason': 'syn-ack', 'name': 'smtp', 'product': '', 'version': '', 'extrainfo': '', 'conf': '3', 'cpe': ''}, 80: {'state': 'open', 'reason': 'syn-ack', 'name': 'http', 'product': 'imunify360-webshield/1.6', 'version': '', 'extrainfo': '', 'conf': '10', 'cpe': ''}, 443: {'state': 'open', 'reason': 'syn-ack', 'name': 'https', 'product': 'imunify360-webshield/1.6', 'version': '', 'extrainfo': '', 'conf': '10', 'cpe': ''}}}}
I guess the output is in dictionary format. The problem is, I want to display only the open port details. But the port details are nested inside the dict_key IP address (77.72.0.90) and It keeps changing with the domain I pass. How to access those Open port details and display them?
if your question is how to get first item out of a dictionary (arbitrary item prior to python 3.6) it can be done so:
next(iter(lol['scan'].values()))
or, destructively (this will return last item):
lol['scan'].popitem()[1]
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In my python code , I get strings from the text file like :
a = "[{'index': '1', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '0', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '', 'uris': [{'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.single.com'}]}]"
b ="[{'index': '1', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '0', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '', 'uris': [{'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.mirrors.com'}, {'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.mirrors2.com'}]}]"
c ="[{'index': '1', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '103674793', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '/home/dr/Maher_Al-Muaiqly_(MP3_Quran)/002.mp3', 'uris': []}, {'index': '2', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '62043128', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '/home/dr/Maher_Al-Muaiqly_(MP3_Quran)/004.mp3', 'uris': []}, {'index': '3', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '57914945', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '/home/dr/Maher_Al-Muaiqly_(MP3_Quran)/003.mp3', 'uris': []}]"
I want to get the text of the value uris , the output should looks like :
a = [{'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.single.com'}]
b = [{'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.mirrors.com'}, {'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.mirrors2.com'}]
c = [[],[],[]]
Many hours I spent in failed trials to get this result by using the string functions ,
uris = str.split('}, {')
for uri in uris :
uri = uri.split(',')
# and so on ...
but , it work so bad especially in the second case , I hope that anyone can do it by regex or any other way.
They are all python literals. You can use ast.literal_eval. No need to use regular expression.
>>> a = "[{'index': '1', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '0', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '', 'uris': [{'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.single.com'}]}]"
>>> b = "[{'index': '1', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '0', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '', 'uris': [{'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.mirrors.com'}, {'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.mirrors2.com'}]}]"
>>> c = "[{'index': '1', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '103674793', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '/home/dr/Maher_Al-Muaiqly_(MP3_Quran)/002.mp3', 'uris': []}, {'index': '2', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '62043128', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '/home/dr/Maher_Al-Muaiqly_(MP3_Quran)/004.mp3', 'uris': []}, {'index': '3', 'selected': 'true', 'length': '57914945', 'completedLength': '0', 'path': '/home/dr/Maher_Al-Muaiqly_(MP3_Quran)/003.mp3', 'uris': []}]"
>>> import ast
>>> [x['uris'] for x in ast.literal_eval(a)]
[[{'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.single.com'}]]
>>> [x['uris'] for x in ast.literal_eval(b)]
[[{'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.mirrors.com'}, {'status': 'used', 'uri': 'http://www.mirrors2.com'}]]
>>> [x['uris'] for x in ast.literal_eval(c)]
[[], [], []]
in javascript you can do this
a = a.replace(/^.*uris[^[]*(\[[^\]]*\]).*$/, '\1');
if php would be this a way
$a = preg_replace('/^.*uris[^[]*(\[[^\]]*\]).*$/', '\1', $a);
edit: well I see, it wouldn't do your complete task for 'c' -.-