Returns a list of values for all paths in the given data that match the provided partial path. This function first calls match_partial_path to find all matching paths and then retrieves the value at each of those paths using the get method.

The input partial_path can be a single partial path or a list of partial paths, consisting of strings, integers, or a special colon (“:”) symbol, which represents matching all list indices.

Example usage:

>>> data = QueryResponse({
...     "key1": {
...         "key2": [
...             {"key3": 1},
...             {"key3": 2},
...         ]
...     },
...     "key4": {
...         "key5": [
...             {"key3": 3},
...             {"key3": 4},
...         ]
...     }
... })

>>> data.get_partial_path("key3")
[1, 2, 3, 4]

Parameters:¶

partial_path : PathType | list[PathType]¶

The partial path to match. If the partial path is a tuple, this method will treat it as a path. For example, a partial_path argument of (0, "key1") will be treated as ...[0]["key1"]. If the partial path is a string, this method will treat it as a key in a dictionary. Integers will be treated as indices in a list.

*args : str | int

If *args is not empty, treat each arg as part of the partial path. For example, if data.get_partial_path(0, "key1") is called, the result is equivalent to data.get_partial_path((0, "key1")). Note that if *args is not empty, the partial_path argument must be a string or integer, not a tuple. Use the partial_path argument with a list of paths instead of passing a PathType in *args.

unpack_query_response : bool¶

If True, unpack any QueryResponse objects in the result. If False, QueryResponse objects will be left as is. Defaults to True.

Returns:¶

list[Any] – A list of values at all paths that match the given partial path.