Json Edit in python-CodePudding

I have a json like this :

{
   "Location":true,
   "adddress":[
      {
         "street1":" 1 58 4 16"
      },
      {
         "street2":" 3 76 57 12"
      }
      {
        "street3:":....
      }
      ...
      {
        "streetn":...
      }  
   ]
}

I want to add 10 to the last data of street1, street2 ....so the output looks like this how to achieve this:

expected output :

{
   "Location":true,
   "adddress":[
      {
         "street1":" 1 58 4 26"
      },
      {
         "sttreet2":" 3 76 57 22"
      }
   ]
}

CodePudding user response：

Let's say dct is your dictionary. Then:

for d in dct['adddress']:
    k = next(iter(d)) # assume there's only one key in d
    vals = d[k].split()
    vals[-1] = str(int(vals[-1])   10)
    d[k] = ' '.join(vals)

The assumption I made is that each dictionary in the dct['adddress'] list contains only one key.

Result:

>>> dct
{'Location': True, 'adddress': [{'street1': '1 58 4 26'}, {'sttreet2': '3 76 57 22'}]}

CodePudding user response：

Assuming that the data is stored in the variable json

json = { "Location": True, "adddress": [ { "street1": " 1 58 4 16" }, { "sttreet2": " 3 76 57 12" }, ] }

As the names are different (street1, sttreet2), there are various approaches.

One, that one would be able to use for more cases, would be as follows

for i in range(len(json['adddress'])):
    for key in json['adddress'][i]:
        json['adddress'][i][key] = json['adddress'][i][key][:-2]   str(int(json['adddress'][i][key][-2:])   10)

[Out]:

{'Location': True,
 'adddress': [{'street1': ' 1 58 4 26'}, {'sttreet2': ' 3 76 57 22'}]}

Another one, would be more manual, and it would require one to change the respective value. For example, for street1, it would be as follows

json['adddress'][0]['street1'] = json['adddress'][0]['street1'][:-2]   str(int(json['adddress'][0]['street1'][-2:])   10)

[Out]:

{'Location': True,
 'adddress': [{'street1': ' 1 58 4 26'}, {'sttreet2': ' 3 76 57 12'}]}

For sttreet2 it would be as follows

json['adddress'][1]['sttreet2'] = json['adddress'][1]['sttreet2'][:-2]   str(int(json['adddress'][1]['sttreet2'][-2:])   10)


[Out]:

{'Location': True,
 'adddress': [{'street1': ' 1 58 4 16'}, {'sttreet2': ' 3 76 57 22'}]}

CodePudding user response：

Use this code:

def get(num):
    global data
    key = data["adddress"][num].keys()[0]
    sp = [int(i) for i in data["address"][num][key].split()]
    sp[-1]  = 10
    sp = [str(i) for i in sp]
    data["adddress"][num][key][num][key] = " ".join(sp)
for i in range(len(data["address"])):
    get(i)

This code returns:

{'Location': True, 'adddress': [{'street1': '1 58 4 26'}, {'sttreet2': '3 76 57 22'}]}

CodePudding user response：

import json

json_data = """
{
  "Location": true,
  "adddress": [
    {
      "street1": " 1 58 4 16"
    },
    {
      "sttreet2": " 3 76 57 12"
    }
  ]
}
"""
var_add = 10
data = json.loads(json_data)
print(data["adddress"][0])
dict1 = data["adddress"][0]
for keys, value in dict1.items():
    print("Before adding: ", value) # 1 58 4 16
    lastTwo = int(value[-2:])
    # print 16
    # print(lastTwo)
    replacementStr = str(lastTwo   var_add)
    # prints 26
    # print(replacementStr)
    # replaces last two
    value = value[:-2]   replacementStr
    print("After adding: ", value) # 1 58 4 26

# Output:

{'street1': ' 1 58 4 16'}
Before adding:   1 58 4 16
After adding:   1 58 4 26