typescript -> python syntax

[DanDyse]

Hello,
I am trying to convert a script from JS to PY and it is already working good.
However, here is one I just can't get right (although it doesnt break), maybe someone has an idea?
This is the definition of a structure in Typescript:

interface poiinfo {
  phone: string;
  waypointID: number;
  lang: 1;
  src: 'HERE';
  coord: {
    lat: number;
    alt: number;
    lon: number;
    type: 0;
  },
  addr: string;
  zip: string;
  placeid: string;
  name: string;
}

What would be the correct syntax for it in Python?
Thank you!

[ndc85430]

Use a class, or named tuple to represent your domain objects.

[DanDyse]

I don't know if I understand you correctly ... I am looking for the equivalent Python syntax for the code snipped I have posted.

How to define a structure having the same variables?
I have tried this:

poiinfo = {
        'phone': '',
        'waypointID': 0,
        'lang': 1,
        'src': 'HERE',
        'coord': {'lat': 0, 'alt': 0, 'lon': 0, 'type': 0},
        'addr': '',
        'zip': '',
        'placeid': '',
        'name': ''}

But especially the inner part "coord" doesn't seem to be right ...

[ndc85430]

Oh, you just want a map. Ok, so what's not right about what you have?

[DanDyse]

Thank you - so my code is basically not wrong. But how would I write it so I will have an array of poiinfo?

Something like this:

poiinfo [0] = {
        'phone': '',
        'waypointID': 0,
        'lang': 1,
        'src': 'HERE' ...}
poiinfo [1] = {
        'phone': '',
        'waypointID': 1,
        'lang': 1,
        'src': 'HERE' ... }

Doesn't work. What's the correct synatx?

[deanhystad]

poiinfo = [
    {
    'phone': '',
    'waypointID': 0,
    'lang': 1,
    'src': 'HERE',
    },
    {
    'phone': '',
    'waypointID': 1,
    'lang': 1,
    'src': 'HERE',
    }
]

[ndc85430]

I mean, you could have looked up how to do basic data structures in Python right?

[DanDyse]

Thank you very much - so I can access the second one by

print(poiinfo[1].waypointID)

Right?

I tried looking it up, all examples I found were simple 1,2,3 arrays.

[DanDyse]

Got it by trying:

print(poiinfo[1]["waypointID"])

Thanks for your help, guys!