The thing I want to do is, search the "name" data of line, find it, and extract every data on the same line.
For example , [{"name": "Rusted Abyss Scarab", "exaltedValue": 0, "chaosValue": 0.5, "currType": "Chaos Orb"}] considering this line I want to search for "Abyss" in my function and when I get this in my search, I want to extract name, exaltedValue, chaosValue and currType.
class SearchScarab(list):
def search(self,name):
matching_items = []
for item in self:
if name in item.name: #Matching name column here and it is success.
matching_items.append(item) #Appending the item name to the matching_item
os.chdir(r"C:\Users\emosc\PycharmProjects\GithubPushs\psychescape_price_fetcher\psychescape_price_fetcher\values")
with open("scarab.txt", "r") as file:
data = file.read()
index = matching_items.index(item)
print(index) #Trying to get index of the item line
print(data[index]) #Print data of the index of item line, prints nothing.
break
return matching_items
When I run the full code with the search function above with
[c1.name for c1 in ScarabValues.exportfunction.search("Abyss")] #c = ScarabValues, c.Scarab_Values
['Rusted Abyss Scarab']
the first line, it outputs the second line. I want to full print the values like ["Rusted Abyss Scarab"], ["0"], ["0.5"], ["Chaos Orb"] (They are all from the same line). How?
>Solution :
You could parse the data into dictionary and get the data using it.
import json
item = """[{"name": "Winged Abyss Scarab", "exaltedValue": 0, "chaosValue": 90.0, "currType": "Chaos Orb"}]"""
# Convert it to dict object, indexing is used since it is a list with a single element
parsed = json.loads(item)[0]
# Now you can access to the data with keys
name = parsed['name'] # 'Winged Abyss Scarab'
exalted_value = parsed['exaltedValue'] # 0
chaos_value = parsed['chaosValue'] # 90.0
curr_type = parsed['currType'] # 'Chaos Orb'
It is doable without json module of course, but that would unnecessarilly overcomplicate things.