Leaf

[minh5]

Expand the logic for what counts as a leaf, since the current code only accepts bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None)

For instance, when parsing a YAML or JSON, datetimes are serialized and would not be counted as a leaf.

[dargueta]

This will break on Python 2. At the top, put:

try:
importcollections.abcascollections_abcexceptImportError:
# Python 2importcollectionsascollections_abc

This line would then use collections_abc.Container instead of collections.abc.Container

[calebcase]

v2 and onward will not support python 2.7 because it is EOL.

[dargueta]

Oh, I see. I saw some other compatibility stuff so I assumed you were still supporting it.

I recommend adding the python_requires directive into your setup.py file to prevent it from installing on Python 2. Without it, users will be able to install it but it'll break with weird errors if they hit certain code paths.

[jon-rom]

i get recursion error with only return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container).

For me , it works with:
return isinstance(thing, (bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None))) or not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)

best regards

[dargueta]

Weird...what was the data you were working with?

[jon-rom]

Yes, it's weird.

Test with dates

test = {
"z": 29.9384,
"a": {
"b": {
"3": datetime.date.today(),
"43": 30.18,
"c": [],
"d": ['red', 'buggy', 'bumpers'],
}
}
}
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')
dpath.util.set(test,'/a/b/3',31.18)

• collections.abc.Container raise a recursion exception. I'm using python 3.7.7 on windows.
  

Exception has occurred: RecursionError
maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
File "C:\programas\python\Python37\Lib\abc.py", line 139, in instancecheck
return _abc_instancecheck(cls, instance)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 25, in leaf
return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 44, in walk
if not leaf(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
[Previous line repeated 975 more times]
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 346, in fold
for pair in walk(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\util.py", line 172, in get
results = dpath.segments.fold(obj, f, [])
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\test\test_transform.py", line 30, in main3
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')

My leaf function:

Hope it help.
Regards

[jon-rom]

dpath version:
VERSION = "2.0.1"

[dargueta]

Oh wait you're missing the

orisinstance(thing, six.string_types)
orisinstance(thing, six.binary_type)
)

part

[dargueta]

Unused import

[akesterson]

Blocked by #136

[moomoohk]

Will be fixed by #126

[minh5]

Expand the logic for what counts as a leaf, since the current code only accepts bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None)

For instance, when parsing a YAML or JSON, datetimes are serialized and would not be counted as a leaf.

[dargueta]

This will break on Python 2. At the top, put:

try:
importcollections.abcascollections_abcexceptImportError:
# Python 2importcollectionsascollections_abc

This line would then use collections_abc.Container instead of collections.abc.Container

[calebcase]

v2 and onward will not support python 2.7 because it is EOL.

[dargueta]

Oh, I see. I saw some other compatibility stuff so I assumed you were still supporting it.

I recommend adding the python_requires directive into your setup.py file to prevent it from installing on Python 2. Without it, users will be able to install it but it'll break with weird errors if they hit certain code paths.

[jon-rom]

i get recursion error with only return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container).

For me , it works with:
return isinstance(thing, (bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None))) or not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)

best regards

[dargueta]

Weird...what was the data you were working with?

[jon-rom]

Yes, it's weird.

Test with dates

test = {
"z": 29.9384,
"a": {
"b": {
"3": datetime.date.today(),
"43": 30.18,
"c": [],
"d": ['red', 'buggy', 'bumpers'],
}
}
}
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')
dpath.util.set(test,'/a/b/3',31.18)

• collections.abc.Container raise a recursion exception. I'm using python 3.7.7 on windows.
  

Exception has occurred: RecursionError
maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
File "C:\programas\python\Python37\Lib\abc.py", line 139, in instancecheck
return _abc_instancecheck(cls, instance)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 25, in leaf
return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 44, in walk
if not leaf(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
[Previous line repeated 975 more times]
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 346, in fold
for pair in walk(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\util.py", line 172, in get
results = dpath.segments.fold(obj, f, [])
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\test\test_transform.py", line 30, in main3
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')

My leaf function:

Hope it help.
Regards

[jon-rom]

dpath version:
VERSION = "2.0.1"

[dargueta]

Oh wait you're missing the

orisinstance(thing, six.string_types)
orisinstance(thing, six.binary_type)
)

part

[dargueta]

Unused import

[akesterson]

Blocked by #136

[moomoohk]

Will be fixed by #126

[minh5]

Expand the logic for what counts as a leaf, since the current code only accepts bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None)

For instance, when parsing a YAML or JSON, datetimes are serialized and would not be counted as a leaf.

[dargueta]

This will break on Python 2. At the top, put:

try:
importcollections.abcascollections_abcexceptImportError:
# Python 2importcollectionsascollections_abc

This line would then use collections_abc.Container instead of collections.abc.Container

[calebcase]

v2 and onward will not support python 2.7 because it is EOL.

[dargueta]

Oh, I see. I saw some other compatibility stuff so I assumed you were still supporting it.

I recommend adding the python_requires directive into your setup.py file to prevent it from installing on Python 2. Without it, users will be able to install it but it'll break with weird errors if they hit certain code paths.

[jon-rom]

i get recursion error with only return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container).

For me , it works with:
return isinstance(thing, (bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None))) or not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)

best regards

[dargueta]

Weird...what was the data you were working with?

[jon-rom]

Yes, it's weird.

Test with dates

test = {
"z": 29.9384,
"a": {
"b": {
"3": datetime.date.today(),
"43": 30.18,
"c": [],
"d": ['red', 'buggy', 'bumpers'],
}
}
}
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')
dpath.util.set(test,'/a/b/3',31.18)

• collections.abc.Container raise a recursion exception. I'm using python 3.7.7 on windows.
  

Exception has occurred: RecursionError
maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
File "C:\programas\python\Python37\Lib\abc.py", line 139, in instancecheck
return _abc_instancecheck(cls, instance)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 25, in leaf
return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 44, in walk
if not leaf(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
[Previous line repeated 975 more times]
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 346, in fold
for pair in walk(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\util.py", line 172, in get
results = dpath.segments.fold(obj, f, [])
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\test\test_transform.py", line 30, in main3
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')

My leaf function:

Hope it help.
Regards

[jon-rom]

dpath version:
VERSION = "2.0.1"

[dargueta]

Oh wait you're missing the

orisinstance(thing, six.string_types)
orisinstance(thing, six.binary_type)
)

part

[dargueta]

Unused import

[akesterson]

Blocked by #136

[moomoohk]

Will be fixed by #126

[minh5]

Expand the logic for what counts as a leaf, since the current code only accepts bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None)

For instance, when parsing a YAML or JSON, datetimes are serialized and would not be counted as a leaf.

[dargueta]

This will break on Python 2. At the top, put:

try:
importcollections.abcascollections_abcexceptImportError:
# Python 2importcollectionsascollections_abc

This line would then use collections_abc.Container instead of collections.abc.Container

[calebcase]

v2 and onward will not support python 2.7 because it is EOL.

[dargueta]

Oh, I see. I saw some other compatibility stuff so I assumed you were still supporting it.

I recommend adding the python_requires directive into your setup.py file to prevent it from installing on Python 2. Without it, users will be able to install it but it'll break with weird errors if they hit certain code paths.

[jon-rom]

i get recursion error with only return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container).

For me , it works with:
return isinstance(thing, (bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None))) or not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)

best regards

[dargueta]

Weird...what was the data you were working with?

[jon-rom]

Yes, it's weird.

Test with dates

test = {
"z": 29.9384,
"a": {
"b": {
"3": datetime.date.today(),
"43": 30.18,
"c": [],
"d": ['red', 'buggy', 'bumpers'],
}
}
}
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')
dpath.util.set(test,'/a/b/3',31.18)

• collections.abc.Container raise a recursion exception. I'm using python 3.7.7 on windows.
  

Exception has occurred: RecursionError
maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
File "C:\programas\python\Python37\Lib\abc.py", line 139, in instancecheck
return _abc_instancecheck(cls, instance)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 25, in leaf
return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 44, in walk
if not leaf(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
[Previous line repeated 975 more times]
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 346, in fold
for pair in walk(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\util.py", line 172, in get
results = dpath.segments.fold(obj, f, [])
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\test\test_transform.py", line 30, in main3
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')

My leaf function:

Hope it help.
Regards

[jon-rom]

dpath version:
VERSION = "2.0.1"

[dargueta]

Oh wait you're missing the

orisinstance(thing, six.string_types)
orisinstance(thing, six.binary_type)
)

part

[dargueta]

Unused import

[akesterson]

Blocked by #136

[moomoohk]

Will be fixed by #126

[minh5]

Expand the logic for what counts as a leaf, since the current code only accepts bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None)

For instance, when parsing a YAML or JSON, datetimes are serialized and would not be counted as a leaf.

[dargueta]

This will break on Python 2. At the top, put:

try:
importcollections.abcascollections_abcexceptImportError:
# Python 2importcollectionsascollections_abc

This line would then use collections_abc.Container instead of collections.abc.Container

[calebcase]

v2 and onward will not support python 2.7 because it is EOL.

[dargueta]

Oh, I see. I saw some other compatibility stuff so I assumed you were still supporting it.

I recommend adding the python_requires directive into your setup.py file to prevent it from installing on Python 2. Without it, users will be able to install it but it'll break with weird errors if they hit certain code paths.

[jon-rom]

i get recursion error with only return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container).

For me , it works with:
return isinstance(thing, (bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None))) or not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)

best regards

[dargueta]

Weird...what was the data you were working with?

[jon-rom]

Yes, it's weird.

Test with dates

test = {
"z": 29.9384,
"a": {
"b": {
"3": datetime.date.today(),
"43": 30.18,
"c": [],
"d": ['red', 'buggy', 'bumpers'],
}
}
}
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')
dpath.util.set(test,'/a/b/3',31.18)

• collections.abc.Container raise a recursion exception. I'm using python 3.7.7 on windows.
  

Exception has occurred: RecursionError
maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
File "C:\programas\python\Python37\Lib\abc.py", line 139, in instancecheck
return _abc_instancecheck(cls, instance)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 25, in leaf
return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 44, in walk
if not leaf(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
[Previous line repeated 975 more times]
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 346, in fold
for pair in walk(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\util.py", line 172, in get
results = dpath.segments.fold(obj, f, [])
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\test\test_transform.py", line 30, in main3
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')

My leaf function:

Hope it help.
Regards

[jon-rom]

dpath version:
VERSION = "2.0.1"

[dargueta]

Oh wait you're missing the

orisinstance(thing, six.string_types)
orisinstance(thing, six.binary_type)
)

part

[dargueta]

Unused import

[akesterson]

Blocked by #136

[moomoohk]

Will be fixed by #126

[minh5]

Expand the logic for what counts as a leaf, since the current code only accepts bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None)

For instance, when parsing a YAML or JSON, datetimes are serialized and would not be counted as a leaf.

[dargueta]

This will break on Python 2. At the top, put:

try:
importcollections.abcascollections_abcexceptImportError:
# Python 2importcollectionsascollections_abc

This line would then use collections_abc.Container instead of collections.abc.Container

[calebcase]

v2 and onward will not support python 2.7 because it is EOL.

[dargueta]

Oh, I see. I saw some other compatibility stuff so I assumed you were still supporting it.

I recommend adding the python_requires directive into your setup.py file to prevent it from installing on Python 2. Without it, users will be able to install it but it'll break with weird errors if they hit certain code paths.

[jon-rom]

i get recursion error with only return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container).

For me , it works with:
return isinstance(thing, (bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None))) or not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)

best regards

[dargueta]

Weird...what was the data you were working with?

[jon-rom]

Yes, it's weird.

Test with dates

test = {
"z": 29.9384,
"a": {
"b": {
"3": datetime.date.today(),
"43": 30.18,
"c": [],
"d": ['red', 'buggy', 'bumpers'],
}
}
}
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')
dpath.util.set(test,'/a/b/3',31.18)

• collections.abc.Container raise a recursion exception. I'm using python 3.7.7 on windows.
  

Exception has occurred: RecursionError
maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
File "C:\programas\python\Python37\Lib\abc.py", line 139, in instancecheck
return _abc_instancecheck(cls, instance)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 25, in leaf
return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 44, in walk
if not leaf(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
[Previous line repeated 975 more times]
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 346, in fold
for pair in walk(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\util.py", line 172, in get
results = dpath.segments.fold(obj, f, [])
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\test\test_transform.py", line 30, in main3
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')

My leaf function:

Hope it help.
Regards

[jon-rom]

dpath version:
VERSION = "2.0.1"

[dargueta]

Oh wait you're missing the

orisinstance(thing, six.string_types)
orisinstance(thing, six.binary_type)
)

part

[dargueta]

Unused import

[akesterson]

Blocked by #136

[moomoohk]

Will be fixed by #126

[minh5]

Expand the logic for what counts as a leaf, since the current code only accepts bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None)

For instance, when parsing a YAML or JSON, datetimes are serialized and would not be counted as a leaf.

[dargueta]

This will break on Python 2. At the top, put:

try:
importcollections.abcascollections_abcexceptImportError:
# Python 2importcollectionsascollections_abc

This line would then use collections_abc.Container instead of collections.abc.Container

[calebcase]

v2 and onward will not support python 2.7 because it is EOL.

[dargueta]

Oh, I see. I saw some other compatibility stuff so I assumed you were still supporting it.

I recommend adding the python_requires directive into your setup.py file to prevent it from installing on Python 2. Without it, users will be able to install it but it'll break with weird errors if they hit certain code paths.

[jon-rom]

i get recursion error with only return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container).

For me , it works with:
return isinstance(thing, (bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None))) or not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)

best regards

[dargueta]

Weird...what was the data you were working with?

[jon-rom]

Yes, it's weird.

Test with dates

test = {
"z": 29.9384,
"a": {
"b": {
"3": datetime.date.today(),
"43": 30.18,
"c": [],
"d": ['red', 'buggy', 'bumpers'],
}
}
}
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')
dpath.util.set(test,'/a/b/3',31.18)

• collections.abc.Container raise a recursion exception. I'm using python 3.7.7 on windows.
  

Exception has occurred: RecursionError
maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
File "C:\programas\python\Python37\Lib\abc.py", line 139, in instancecheck
return _abc_instancecheck(cls, instance)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 25, in leaf
return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 44, in walk
if not leaf(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
[Previous line repeated 975 more times]
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 346, in fold
for pair in walk(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\util.py", line 172, in get
results = dpath.segments.fold(obj, f, [])
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\test\test_transform.py", line 30, in main3
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')

My leaf function:

Hope it help.
Regards

[jon-rom]

dpath version:
VERSION = "2.0.1"

[dargueta]

Oh wait you're missing the

orisinstance(thing, six.string_types)
orisinstance(thing, six.binary_type)
)

part

[dargueta]

Unused import

[akesterson]

Blocked by #136

[moomoohk]

Will be fixed by #126

[minh5]

Expand the logic for what counts as a leaf, since the current code only accepts bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None)

For instance, when parsing a YAML or JSON, datetimes are serialized and would not be counted as a leaf.

[dargueta]

This will break on Python 2. At the top, put:

try:
importcollections.abcascollections_abcexceptImportError:
# Python 2importcollectionsascollections_abc

This line would then use collections_abc.Container instead of collections.abc.Container

[calebcase]

v2 and onward will not support python 2.7 because it is EOL.

[dargueta]

Oh, I see. I saw some other compatibility stuff so I assumed you were still supporting it.

I recommend adding the python_requires directive into your setup.py file to prevent it from installing on Python 2. Without it, users will be able to install it but it'll break with weird errors if they hit certain code paths.

[jon-rom]

i get recursion error with only return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container).

For me , it works with:
return isinstance(thing, (bytes, str, int, float, bool, type(None))) or not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)

best regards

[dargueta]

Weird...what was the data you were working with?

[jon-rom]

Yes, it's weird.

Test with dates

test = {
"z": 29.9384,
"a": {
"b": {
"3": datetime.date.today(),
"43": 30.18,
"c": [],
"d": ['red', 'buggy', 'bumpers'],
}
}
}
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')
dpath.util.set(test,'/a/b/3',31.18)

• collections.abc.Container raise a recursion exception. I'm using python 3.7.7 on windows.
  

Exception has occurred: RecursionError
maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
File "C:\programas\python\Python37\Lib\abc.py", line 139, in instancecheck
return _abc_instancecheck(cls, instance)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 25, in leaf
return not isinstance(thing, collections.abc.Container)
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 44, in walk
if not leaf(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 59, in walk
for found in walk(v, location + (k,)):
[Previous line repeated 975 more times]
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\segments.py", line 346, in fold
for pair in walk(obj):
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\shared\dpath\util.py", line 172, in get
results = dpath.segments.fold(obj, f, [])
File "D:\Proyectos\datalakehouse\implementacion\python\test\test_transform.py", line 30, in main3
dpath.util.get(test, '/a/b/3')

My leaf function:

Hope it help.
Regards

[jon-rom]

dpath version:
VERSION = "2.0.1"

[dargueta]

Oh wait you're missing the

orisinstance(thing, six.string_types)
orisinstance(thing, six.binary_type)
)

part

[dargueta]

Unused import

[akesterson]

Blocked by #136

[moomoohk]

Will be fixed by #126