The where() method

Syntax:

Node.where(**kwargs)

Let's say you have a lot of users, sorted by IDs. Now, you want to find a user with a specific, unique email. Sounds like a pain, right? Nope. Here's how to do it with pyntree:

db = Node("users.pyn")
my_user = db.where(email="[email protected]")  # -> [Node({"id": ...})]

Keep in mind that this will always return a list of Nodes (or an empty list).

Thus, finding multiple users with the same name is no problem:

db = Node("users.pyn")
my_user = db.where(name="John")  # -> [Node({"id": ...}), Node({"id": ...}), ...]