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How to use get_nested method in localstack

Best Python code snippet using localstack_python

balance_sheet_statements.py

...35    @classmethod36    def process_response(cls, response: Dict, isin: str) -> Base:37        record = {38            'isin': isin,39            'report_date': datetime.fromtimestamp(get_nested(response, 'endDate', 'raw')).date(),40            'cash': get_nested(response, 'cash', 'raw'),41            'short_term_investments': get_nested(response, 'shortTermInvestments', 'raw'),42            'net_receivables': get_nested(response, 'netReceivables', 'raw'),43            'total_current_assets': get_nested(response, 'totalCurrentAssets', 'raw'),44            'property_plant_equipment': get_nested(response, 'propertyPlantEquipment', 'raw'),45            'intangible_assets': get_nested(response, 'intangibleAssets', 'raw'),46            'other_assets': get_nested(response, 'otherAssets', 'raw'),47            'deferred_long_term_asset_charges': get_nested(response, 'deferredLongTermAssetCharges', 'raw'),48            'total_assets': get_nested(response, 'totalAssets', 'raw'),49            'accounts_payable': get_nested(response, 'accountsPayable', 'raw'),50            'short_long_term_debt': get_nested(response, 'shortLongTermDebt', 'raw'),51            'other_current_liab': get_nested(response, 'otherCurrentLiab', 'raw'),52            'long_term_debt': get_nested(response, 'longTermDebt', 'raw'),53            'other_liab': get_nested(response, 'otherLiab', 'raw'),54            'deferred_long_term_liab': get_nested(response, 'deferredLongTermLiab', 'raw'),55            'total_current_liabilities': get_nested(response, 'totalCurrentLiabilities', 'raw'),56            'total_liab': get_nested(response, 'totalLiab', 'raw'),57            'common_stock': get_nested(response, 'commonStock', 'raw'),58            'retained_earnings': get_nested(response, 'retainedEarnings', 'raw'),59            'treasury_stock': get_nested(response, 'treasuryStock', 'raw'),60            'other_stockholder_equity': get_nested(response, 'otherStockholderEquity', 'raw'),61            'total_stockholder_equity': get_nested(response, 'totalStockholderEquity', 'raw'),62            'net_tangible_assets': get_nested(response, 'netTangibleAssets', 'raw')63        }64        result: Base = cls(**record)...

converters.py

Source: converters.py

...10    def __init__(self, data):11        self.data = data12    def get_converted_data(self) -> list:13        if (14            get_nested(self.data, "event.status.name") == self._allowed_status_name15            and get_nested(self.data, "event.type") == self._allowed_type16        ):17            return [18                str(datetime.datetime.today().strftime("%d.%m.%Y %H:%M")),19                get_nested(self.data, "event.applicant.first_name"),20                get_nested(self.data, "event.applicant.last_name"),21                get_nested(self.data, "event.applicant.middle_name"),22                get_nested(self.data, "author.name"),23                self._get_vacancy_info("account_info.name"),24                self._get_account_division(),25                self._get_vacancy_url(),26                self._get_vacancy_category(),27                self._get_applicant_source(),28                self._get_status(),29            ]30        else:31            return []32    def _get_account_division(self):33        try:34            return get_nested(self.data, "event.vacancy.account_division.name")35        except TypeError:36            return get_nested(self.data, "event.vacancy.company")37    def _get_vacancy_url(self):38        nick = self._connector.get_account_nick(get_nested(self.data, "account.id"))39        return "{url}{vacancy_id}/filter/workon/id/{applicant_id}".format(40            url=self._base_url.format(nick=nick),41            vacancy_id=str(get_nested(self.data, "event.vacancy.id")),42            applicant_id=str(get_nested(self.data, "event.applicant.id")),43        )44    def _get_applicant_source(self):45        account_id = get_nested(self.data, "account.id")46        applicant_id = get_nested(self.data, "event.applicant.id")47        name = self._connector.get_applicant_source(account_id, applicant_id)48        return name49    def _get_status(self):50        account_id = get_nested(self.data, "account.id")51        applicant_id = get_nested(self.data, "event.applicant.id")52        return self._connector.get_applicant_status(account_id, applicant_id)53    def _get_vacancy_info(self, attr_name):54        account_id = get_nested(self.data, "account.id")55        vacancy_id = get_nested(self.data, "event.vacancy.id")56        return self._connector.get_vacancy_info(account_id, vacancy_id, attr_name)57    def _get_vacancy_category(self):58        try:59            return get_nested(self.data, "event.vacancy.category.name")60        except KeyError:...

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