Use "." to get the value of a JSON object. Just like JavaScripthat gets the value of an object
pip install object-get
from object_get import get
obj = {
'age': 18,
'name': {
'first': 'John',
'last': 'Doe'
},
'languages': [
'python',
'java',
['c', 'c++'],
['js', 'javascript', 'typescript']
]
}
print(get(obj, 'age'))
# => 18
print(get(obj, 'weight'))
# => None
print(get(obj, 'weight', 100))
# => 100
- print(obj['name']['first'])
+ print(get(obj, 'name.first'))
# => John
- print(obj['name']['last'])
+ print(get(obj, 'name.last'))
# => Doe
- print(obj['languages'][0])
+ print(get(obj, 'languages[0]'))
# => python
- print(obj['languages'][2][1])
+ print(get(obj, 'languages[2][1]'))
# => c++
- print(obj['languages'][3][2])
+ print(get(obj, 'languages[3][2]'))
# => typescript