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if you need a nested key value, you can use function: def get_dict_value(query_dict, dict_key, use_nested_keys=True, key_separator='
by cyberlis 8y ago
if you need a nested key value, you can use function:
def get_dict_value(query_dict, dict_key, use_nested_keys=True,
key_separator='.', raise_keyerror=False):
theoretically i can make alternative syntax.
The plus of "stringly API" is that you can save your queries in database, or get it through web interface
- shakna 8y ago> The plus of "stringly API" is that you can save your queries in database, or get it through web interface You can do the same with a function call, there's no difference, apart from already having a list of arguments to pass around. (And of course, the type uncertainty you get with a value stored in a string.) > if you need a nested key value, you can use function: Not sure why you're telling me that. What part of my comment are you responding to?