Basic Usage
Loading files/dictionaries
Syntax: Node(file_or_dictionary, **file_parameters) To load a file/dictionary, simply create ...
Getting nodes
Syntax: Node.get(*children) There are two ways to retrieve a child Node: root_node.get('chil...
Getting a value
Syntax: Node() pyntree takes a somewhat unique yet simple approach to getting the values stor...
Setting values
Syntax: Node.set(*children, value) To change a value or create a new node, you can use one of...
Saving
Syntax: Node.save(filename=None) Simply call the save method to save your data: root_node.sa...
Getting the names of the children
Syntax: Node._values To get a list of all of a Node's children, simply use the values propert...
Checking for a value
Syntax: Node.has(*names) To see if a Node has a child with a given name, use the has method: ...
Deleting a Node
Syntax: Node.delete(*children) The delete function can take either 0 or 1+ parameters: Node....
Getting the name of a Node
Syntax: Node._name Let's say you have a miscellaneous Node that got passed to a function some...
Math and object manipulation
Syntax: Node += val Math operations If you used pyndb, you probably had to do something like...
Getting the children
Syntax: Node._children The ._children property returns a list of Node objects (the children o...