I'm trying to call function name dynamically if present in the list of dictionary, if present call the function else exit silently. How can I achieve this, tried below locals approach but didn't works
jobs = [{
"job": "IT",
"company": "google"
},
{
"job": "Sales",
"company": "walmart"
}
]
def IT(name):
print('Full %s' %name )
def Sales(name):
print('View %s' %name)
name = 'department'
Input_Job = 'Sales'
locals()[jobs['job'][Input_Job]](name)
expecting output is Input_Job = 'Sales'
View department
expecting output is Input_Job = 'IT'
Full department
Related
Can any one have solution for this, i want there should be api data in this manner ??
I wanted api data in for similar state comes in one hood rather than seprate, different state data can be different obj,
data = [{
state_name:New_jersi, data:{
category:Phishing,
sub_cat_data:[{
name:SubCat1,
count:20
},
{
name:SubCat2,
count:30
}]
}
category: malware,
sub_cat_data:[{
name:SubCat1,
count:20
},
{
name:SubCat2,
count:30
}]
},
{
state_name:Washinton, data:{
category:Phishing,
data:[{
name:SubCat1,
count:20
},
{
name:SubCat2,
count:30
}]
}
}]
But may api response be:
{
"state": "South Carolina",
"state_count": 2,
"Website Compromise/Intrusion": {
"sub_category": {
"Insecure Direct Object Reference": 2,
"Memory Corruption": 2,
"SQLI": 1,
"Stack Overflow": 1,
"XSRF": 1,
"Heap Overflow": 1,
"Security Misconfiguration": 1
}
}
},
{
"state": "South Carolina",
"state_count": 1,
"Phishing": {
"sub_category": {
"Spear Phishing Attacks": 2,
"Fast Flux": 2,
"Rock fish": 2,
"Identify Theft/Social Engineering": 1,
"Phishing Redirector": 1,
"Pharming": 1,
"Exploitation of Hardware Vulnerability": 1
}
}
},
i wanted same state data be in same object buut in my case state data comes in seprate object because of data comes through category, rather that seprate.
My logic are below
cat_count = incnum.values('incident_category__cat_name','incident_category__cat_id').annotate(count=Count('incident_category__cat_id'))
subcat_count = incnum.values('incident_sub_category__sub_cat_name','incident_sub_category__cat_id','incident_sub_category__id').annotate(count=Count('incident_sub_category__cat_id'))
reporter_state_count1 = incnum.values('incident_category__cat_id','reporter__comp_individual_state','reporter__comp_individual_state__name').annotate(count=Count('incident_category__cat_id'))
for x, state_ in enumerate(reporter_state_count1):
for i, cat_ in enumerate(cat_count):
if state_['incident_category__cat_id'] == cat_['incident_category__cat_id']:
for i, cat_ in enumerate(cat_count):
if state_['incident_category__cat_id'] == cat_['incident_category__cat_id']:
arr16.append({'state':state_['reporter__comp_individual_state__name'], 'state_count':state_['count'], cat_['incident_category__cat_name']:{'sub_category':{}}})
for sub_ in subcat_count:
if cat_['incident_category__cat_id'] == sub_['incident_sub_category__cat_id']:
arr16[i][cat_['incident_category__cat_name']]['sub_category'].update({sub_['incident_sub_category__sub_cat_name']:sub_['count']})
cat_count = incnum.values('incident_category__cat_name', 'incident_category__cat_id').annotate(
count=Count('incident_category__cat_id'))
subcat_count = incnum.values('incident_sub_category__sub_cat_name', 'incident_sub_category__cat_id',
'incident_sub_category__id').annotate(count=Count('incident_sub_category__cat_id'))
reporter_state_count1 = incnum.values('incident_category__cat_id', 'reporter__comp_individual_state',
'reporter__comp_individual_state__name').annotate(
count=Count('incident_category__cat_id'))
arr16 = []
for state_ in reporter_state_count1:
state_data = {"state_name" : state_['reporter__comp_individual_state__name'], "data":[]}
for cat_ in cat_count:
if state_['incident_category__cat_id'] == cat_['incident_category__cat_id']:
sub_cat_data = [{sub_['incident_sub_category__sub_cat_name']: sub_['count']} for sub_ in subcat_count if cat_['incident_category__cat_id'] == sub_['incident_sub_category__cat_id']]
category_data = {"category": cat_['incident_category__cat_name'], "sub_cat_data": sub_cat_data}
state_data["data"].append(category_data)
arr16.append(state_data)
1 State might have multiple category, the way you are trying to make your api, it won't be able to show multiple category for a state. This is why i modify a little bit. you will find all the category in state object
Edit
Creating a dictionary which will store category_id as key and all the subcategory of that category as value
cat_to_subcat_list = {}
for cat_ in cat_count:
sub_cat_data = [{"name":sub_['incident_sub_category__sub_cat_name'],"count": sub_['count']} for sub_ in subcat_count if
cat_['incident_category__cat_id'] == sub_['incident_sub_category__cat_id']]
cat_to_subcat_list[cat_['incident_category__cat_id']] = {"category": cat_['incident_category__cat_name'], "sub_cat_data": sub_cat_data}
Createing a dictionary which will store state__name as key and a list of category object will save as value
state_data = {}
for state_ in reporter_state_count1:
if state_['reporter__comp_individual_state__name'] not in state_data:
'''This if statement is checking whether state_name exit or not.
if state_name does not exist in dictionary it'll create a empty list as it's value'''
state_data[state_['reporter__comp_individual_state__name']] = []
state_data[state_['reporter__comp_individual_state__name']].append(cat_to_subcat_list[state_['incident_category__cat_id']])
Re-formatting json as api needed
arr16 = [
{
"state_name": state_name,
"data": state_data
}for state_name, state_data in state_data.items()
]
If I have a list created like this:
list = [
{
"id": 1,
"name": "something 1"
},
{
"id": 2,
"name": "something 2"
}
]
and I want to grab information from one of the list items, using the id from the url like this:
#route.app('item/<int:id>')
def item(id):
name = ???
return render_template('index.html', name=name)
how would I get the name of the object in the list with the specific id from the url?
A simple for loop will do your work:
#route.app('item/<int:id>')
def item(id):
some_list = [
{
"id": 1,
"name": "something 1"
},
{
"id": 2,
"name": "something 2"
}
]
name = ""
for obj in some_list:
if obj['id'] == id:
name = obj['name']
return render_template('index.html', name=name)
I have a nested dictionary with keys and values as shown below.
j = {
"app": {
"id": 0,
"status": "valid",
"Garden": {
"Flowers":
{
"id": "1",
"state": "fresh"
},
"Soil":
{
"id": "2",
"state": "stale"
}
},
"BackYard":
{
"Grass":
{
"id": "3",
"state": "dry"
},
"Soil":
{
"id": "4",
"state": "stale"
}
}
}
}
Currently, I have a python method which returns me the route based on keys to get to a 'value'. For example, if I want to access the "1" value, the python method will return me a list of string with the route of the keys to get to "1". Thus it would return me, ["app","Garden", "Flowers"]
I am designing a service using flask and I want to be able to return a json output such as the following based on the route of the keys. Thus, I would return an output such as below.
{
"id": "1",
"state": "fresh"
}
The Problem:
I am unsure on how to output the result as shown above as I will need to parse the dictionary "j" in order to build it?
I tried something as the following.
def build_dictionary(key_chain):
d_temp = list(d.keys())[0]
...unsure on how to
#Here key_chain contains the ["app","Garden", "Flowers"] sent to from the method which parses the dictionary to store the key route to the value, in this case "1".
Can someone please help me to build the dictionary which I would send to the jsonify method. Any help would be appreciated.
Hope this is what you are asking:
def build_dictionary(key_chain, j):
for k in key_chain:
j = j.get(k)
return j
kchain = ["app","Garden", "Flowers"]
>>> build_dictionary(kchain, j)
{'id': '1', 'state': 'fresh'}
I am new to Python. I am writhing a code to generate a excel file having the data sourced by calling API and correlate those to get desired result.
basically taking input from one database and search that in others and fetch related information.
The 4 databases have below data :
EEp
---------------------
{u'data': [{u'_id': u'5c30702c8ca9f51da8178df4',
u'encap': u'vlan-24',
u'ip': u'7.12.12.16',
u'mac': u'5B:P9:01:9E:42:08'}]}
PathEp
-----------
{u'data': [{u'_id': u'5c54a81a8ca9f51da84ae08e',
u'paths': u'paths-1507',
u'endpoint': u'eth1/10',
u'cep': u'5B:P9:01:9E:42:08',
u'tenant': u'ESX'}]}
ip4_address
-----------------------
{u'data': [{u'Allocation': u'Build_Reserved',
u'address': u'7.12.12.16',
u'name': u'fecitrix-1',
u'state': u'RESERVED'}]}
asset
---------------
{u'data': [{u'_id': u'57ccce8110dd54f02881fedc',
u'client': u'CES',
u'hostname': u'fecitrix-1'
u'os_team': u'Window'}]}
Logic:
If "mac" of EEp and "cep" of PathEp is same than take "encap","ip" ,"mac"
"paths" ,'endpoint","cep" and "tenant" (these values need to be exported
to excel)
Take ip of EEp and search in "ip4_address"
and get the "name" from ip4_address ( name need to be exported to excel).
If "name" of ip4_address is equal to "hostname" of database "asset" then take
"client" and "os_team" ( export that to excel)
I have written the script but not getting the desired result.
def get_host_details(self):
data = {
"find": {
"hostname": self.controller
},
"projection":{
"tenant": 1,
"paths": 1,
"endpoint":1
}
}
host_details = self.post("https://database.app.com/api/data/devices/PathEp/find", data)
#print host_details
hosts = []
for record in host_details:
if "mig" not in record["endpoint"]:
hosts.append(record)
return hosts
def get_ipaddress(self, controller):
host_record = {"tenant": "UNKNOWN",
"paths": "UNKNOWN",
"endpoint": "UNKNOWN",
"ip": "UNKNOWN",
"mac": "UNKNOWN",
"encap": "UNKNOWN"}
data = {
"find": {
"hostname": controller,
"ip": {
"$ne": "0.0.0.0"
}
},
"projection": {
"ip": 1,
"mac":1,
"encap":1,
}
}
endpoints = self.post("https://database.app.com/api/data/devices/EEp/find", data)
IPAM = self.get_dns()
print endpoints
host_details = self.get_host_details()
host_details_record = []
for record in endpoints:
for host in host_details:
if record["mac"] == host["cep"]:
host_record = {"tenant": host["tenant"],
"paths": host["paths"],
"endpoint": host["endpoint"],
"ip": record["ip"],
"mac": record["mac"],
"encap": record["encap"]}
host_details_record.append(host_record)
self.get_excel(host_details_record)
def get_dns(self, endpoints):
ip_dns_record = []
for each_endpoint in endpoints:
data = {
"find":
{
"address": {
"$eq": each_endpoint["ip"]
},
},
"projection":
{
"name": 1
}
}
dns_record = {"client":"UNKNOWN",
"os_team":"UNKNOWN",
ipam_record = self.post("https://database.app.com/api/data/"
"internal/ip4_address/find", data)
if ipam_record:
dns_record["ip_address"] = each_endpoint["ip"]
dns_record["hostname"] = ipam_record[0]["name"]
dns_record = self.get_remedy_details(ipam_record[0]["name"],
dns_record)
ip_dns_record.append(dns_record)
else:
dns_record["ip_address"] = each_endpoint["ip"]
dns_record["hostname"] = "UNKNOWN"
ip_dns_record.append(dns_record)
self.get_excel(ip_dns_record)
def get_remedy_details(self, hostname, dns_record):
data = {
"find":
{
"hostname": hostname.upper(),
}
}
remedy_data = self.post("https://database.app.com/api/data/internal/asset/find", data)
print(remedy_data)
#remedy_data = remedy_data["data"]
if remedy_data:
dns_record["client"] = remedy_data[0].get("client","UNKNOWN")
dns_record["os_team"] = remedy_data[0].get("os_team", "UNKNOWN")
else:
dns_record["client"] = "UNKNOWN"
dns_record["os_team"] = "UNKNOWN"
return dns_record
def get_excel(self, ip_dns_record):
filename = self.controller + ".xls"
excel_file = xlwt.Workbook()
sheet = excel_file.add_sheet('HOSTLIST')
sheet.write(0, 0, "IP Address")
sheet.write(0, 1, "HostName")
sheet.write(0, 2, "Client")
sheet.write(0, 3, "OS Team")
for count in xrange(1, len(ip_dns_record)+1):
sheet.write(count, 0,ip_dns_record[count - 1]["ip_address"])
sheet.write(count, 1,ip_dns_record[count - 1]["hostname"])
sheet.write(count, 2,ip_dns_record[count - 1]["client"])
sheet.write(count, 3,ip_dns_record[count - 1]["os_team"])
excel_file.save(filename)
if __name__ == "__main__":
controller = sys.argv[1]
OBJ = ACIHostList(controller)
print "SCRIPT COMPLETED"
No idea where I am going wrong and what needs to be done .
Your question leaves too much out. You should include all errors that you get. You should also comment your code as well so we can understand what you are trying to achieve in each step.
This is not an answer but something to try:
Rather than trying to wrap your head around a module like excel, wright your data to a simple CSV file. A CSV file can be opened up in excel and it formats correctly but is a lot easier to create.
import csv
data = [["a", "b"], ["c", "d"]]
with open("file.csv", "w+") as csv_file:
create_csv = csv.writer(csv_file)
create_csv .writerows(data)
simply grab all your data into a 2D list and using the above code dump it into a file so you can easily read it.
check the output of the file and see if you are getting the data you expect.
If you are not getting the desired data into this CSV file then there is an issue with your database queries.
I'm using an api to pull in this List.
I need the user to be able to enter in the 'name' of airline. Then, once the name is captured, match the 'name' to the 'icao' code within the same Dictionary.
My code
import requests
api-url= ("https://api.url")
class airlinenames(Component):
def start(self):
name = "Ali Airlines"
url = API_URL
data = requests.get(url).json()
icao = data['airlines'][0]['icao']
text = ( "this is your airline: {name} and this is the icao code: {icao}"
).format(
name=name,
icao=icao
)
message = self.create_message(text=text)
return self.respond(message=message, action="next"
My issue is, instead of pulling in the matching 'icao' from the same dictionary, it pulls in the very next one at the top.
So for example if user enters in "Ali Airline"
It should read " This is your airline: Ali Airline, your ICAO code is: ALI
Example list:
{
"airlines": [
{
"fs": "BS",
"iata": "BS",
"icao": "ALI",
"name": "Ali Airlines",
"active": true
},
{
"fs": "BS*",
"iata": "BS",
"icao": "BAL",
"name": "Bali Airline",
"active": true
},
{
"fs": "BSK",
"iata": "LL",
"icao": "GAL",
"name": "Gali airline",
"active": true
}
]
}
Currently, in the code you provided you are always getting the the very first airline (data['airlines'][0]).
Instead, you should probably convert your data into a dictionary keyed by airline name first, e.g.:
airlines = { a['name'] : a for a in data['airlines']}
Now, with that dictionary and the name variable, you can find the corresponding code:
icao = airlines[name]['icao'] # This will give you the code give a name.