What?

Basic Python based tool to check schema of two dictionaries

Does it check values?

Nope.

Does it work if one of the keys is a dictionary itself?

It checks for nested dictionaries. So, yes.

What Python version is it based on?

Python 3.7

Dependencies?

None.

Where to get?

Github: https://github.com/sumitmukhija/ScheMatch PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/ScheMatch/0.22/

How to use?

0. Install

   pip install ScheMatch==0.22

1. Import

   from schematch import match

2. Prepare input

   dicOne = {"name":"Sumit", "likes": "sleeping"} dicTwo = {"name":"Shekhar", "likes": "guys"}

3. Invoke method

   are_schemas_same = match.are_keys_same_in_dictionary(dicOne, dicTwo)

4. Output

   (True, '')

The output is a tuple with a boolean and a string. The boolean determines if the schemas match and the string is the error message (if any)