6.16. Misc

6.16.1. ConcatText

class easydata.parsers.misc.ConcatText(*args: Union[easydata.parsers.base.Base, easydata.parsers.base.BaseData, Callable], separator: str = ' ')

Bases: easydata.parsers.clause.OR

ConcatText will combine string values of two or more parsers.

Example:

>>> import easydata as ed

Lets write our ConcatText parser.

test_html = '''
    <p class="brand">EasyData</p>
    <p id="name">Easybook Pro 13</p>
'''

concat_text_parser = ed.ConcatText(
    ed.Text(ed.pq('#name::text')),
    ed.Text(ed.pq('.brand::text'))
)

Now lets parse test_html data and print our result.

print(concat_text_parser.parse(test_html))

   'EasyData Easybook Pro 13'

Parameters

6.16.2. JoinList

class easydata.parsers.misc.JoinList(*args, strict_none: bool = False)

Bases: easydata.parsers.clause.OR

JoinList is similar to JoinText but instead of joining two str together, it will join two list types together.

Example:

>>> import easydata as ed

Lets write our JoinList parser.

test_dict = {
    'features': [
        'gold color',
        'retina'
    ],
    'specs': [
        'i7 proc',
        '16 gb'
    ]
}

join_list_parser = ed.JoinList(
    ed.List(
        ed.jp('features'),
        parser=parsers.Text()
    ),
    ed.List(
        ed.jp('specs'),
        parser=parsers.Text()
    ),
)

Now lets parse test_dict data and print our result.

print(join_list_parser.parse(test_dict))

['gold color', 'retina', 'i7 proc', '16 gb']

6.16.3. MergeDict

class easydata.parsers.misc.MergeDict(*args, strict_none: bool = False)

Bases: easydata.parsers.clause.OR

MergeDict is similar to JoinList but instead of joining two list types together, it will merge two dict types together.

Example:

>>> import easydata as ed

Lets write our MergeDict parser.

test_dict = {
    'features': {
        'color': 'gold',
        'display': 'retina'
    },
    'specs': {
        'proc': 'i7',
        'ram': '16 gb'
    }
}

merge_dict_parser = ed.MergeDict(
    ed.Dict(
        ed.jp('features'),
        key_parser=ed.Text(),
        val_parser=ed.Text()
    ),
    ed.Dict(
        ed.jp('specs'),
        key_parser=ed.Text(),
        val_parser=ed.Text()
    ),
)

Now lets parse test_dict data and print our result.

print(merge_dict_parser.parse(test_dict))

{'color': 'gold', 'display': 'retina', 'proc': 'i7', 'ram': '16 gb'}

6.16.4. ItemDict

class easydata.parsers.misc.ItemDict(ignore_non_values: bool = False, exception_on_non_values: bool = False, **kwargs)

Bases: easydata.parsers.base.Base

examples coming soon …

Parameters

ignore_non_values

exception_on_non_values

6.16.5. ValueList

class easydata.parsers.misc.ValueList(*args: Union[easydata.parsers.base.Base, easydata.parsers.base.BaseData, Callable], ignore_non_values: bool = True)

Bases: easydata.parsers.base.Base

examples coming soon …

Parameters

ignore_non_values

6.16.6. StringFormat

class easydata.parsers.misc.StringFormat(string: str, exception_on_non_values: bool = True, **kwargs)

Bases: easydata.parsers.misc.ItemDict

examples coming soon …

Parameters

exception_on_non_values