Basically, I want to get a specific key and value from a json file and append it to a dictionary in python. So far, I've figured out how to append all the json data into my dictionary, but that's not what I want.
This is my json file with items for a user to add to their inventory with text that will show when being examined.
{
"egg" : "This smells funny.",
"stick" : "Good for poking!",
"frying pan" : "Time to cook."
}
What I'm trying to accomplish is for when a user picks up a certain item it gets imported from the json file into a python dictionary which acts as their inventory.
import json
inventory = {}
def addInventory(args):
f = open('examine.json', 'r')
dic = json.load(f)
inventory.update(dic)
x = 'egg'
addInventory(x)
print(inventory)
So when the user picks up an 'egg' I want to somehow get that key and value set from the json file and append it to my inventory dictionary in python. I'm assuming a for loop would work for this, but I cannot seem to figure it out.
import json
with open('examine.json', 'r') as f:
json_inventory = json.load(f)
def addInventory(x):
try:
my_inventory[x] = json_inventory[x]
except Exception as e:
logging.info("User trying to add something that is not in the json")
def removeInventory(x):
try:
my_inventory.pop(x)
except Exception as e:
logging.info("User trying to remove something that is not in the inventory")
my_inventory = {}
x = 'egg'
addInventory(x) #add to your inventory
print(my_inventory)
x = 'stick'
addInventory(x) #add to your inventory again
print(my_inventory)
x = 'egg'
removeInventory(x) #remove from your inventory
print(my_inventory)