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Reputation: 77

In a List, get "team" from a player in "all_players" without the "name"

my question is about this list that i have. In the list are 2 things: "meta-data" and "players" in "players" is "all_players". Now i want to get the Player Name and Player Team but i dont know how i can do this. i can do data["data"][i]['players']['all_players'][{name}] but then i only have the name, and i cant get the team when i dont know which player the team i should get.

Here is my List:

{
    "data": [
        {
            "metadata": {
                "map": "Breeze",
                "game_length": 1702289,
                "game_start": 1657464507,
                "game_start_patched": "Sunday, July 10, 2022 4:48 PM",
                "rounds_played": 20,
                "mode": "Competitive",
                "queue": "Standard",
                "platform": "PC",
                "region": "eu",
                "cluster": "London"
            },
            "players": {
                "all_players": [
                    {
                        "puuid": "70f7373a-ba78-5c9a-a963-767fbf27d9ad",
                        "name": "Player 1",
                        "team": "Blue"
                    },
                    {
                        "puuid": "70f7373a-ba78-5c9a-a963-767fbf27d9ad",
                        "name": "Player 2",
                        "team": "Blue"
                    },
                    {
                        "puuid": "70f7373a-ba78-5c9a-a963-767fbf27d9ad",
                        "name": "Player 3",
                        "team": "Red"
                    },
                ]}
        }]
}

This is only a small part, where things are what i want to have. The List is way longer but its unnecessary for this part This List or Data is from a JSON.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 342

Answers (1)

constantstranger
constantstranger

Reputation: 9379

Here's a way to do what your question asks:

all_players = data["data"][0]["players"]["all_players"]
playerNames = [player["name"] for player in all_players]
teamNames = [player["team"] for player in all_players]
teamByPlayer = {player["name"]:player["team"] for player in all_players}

Output

playerNames
['Player 1', 'Player 2', 'Player 3']

teamNames
['Blue', 'Blue', 'Red']

teamByPlayer
{'Player 1': 'Blue', 'Player 2': 'Blue', 'Player 3': 'Red'}

Explanation:

  • The assignments for playerNames and teamNames each use a list comprehension to create a list based on the items in the for loop.
  • The assignment for teamNames uses a dict comprehension to add a key:value pair using key player["name"] and value player["team"] for each player in the for loop.

To find the team for a given player, you can do this using accumulate():

from itertools import accumulate
def findTeamOfPlayer(player):
    all_players = data["data"][0]["players"]["all_players"]
    team = list(accumulate(p["team"] for p in all_players if p["name"] == player))
    return team[0] if team else None

target = "Player 2"
team = findTeamOfPlayer("Player 2")
print(team)
team = findTeamOfPlayer("Player 99")
print(team)

Output:

Blue
None

Upvotes: 2

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