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This will return the contents of only one of the meta.json, what I'd like is the dictionary of all of them indexed by 'A', 'B', 'C', .... In other words, I'd like the glob wildcard match to be used as keys, not the last component of the path.
Is it possible to add such functionality?
P.S. I realize that it's possible to reorganize the database into something like:
Hi! I can look into that in the next few days! You could also put all the data into a single json file, which would also increase the speed since it wouldn’t have to read multiple files. But I guess you have some requirement such that they need to be separate?
Suppose I have a database with the following layout:
Then suppose I try to read all the metadata via:
This will return the contents of only one of the
meta.json
, what I'd like is the dictionary of all of them indexed by'A', 'B', 'C', ...
. In other words, I'd like the glob wildcard match to be used as keys, not the last component of the path.Is it possible to add such functionality?
P.S. I realize that it's possible to reorganize the database into something like:
But I think that's less flexible.
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