You can use mexp to help in filtering a list of objects using find and find_any of elements that mactch properties conditions

Exemple:

file test_mexp.py:

from car_class import Car
from mexp.manager import find


if __name__ == "__main__":
    listTesti = []
    listTesti.append(Car('Jack', 'benlalla', True, 1))
    listTesti.append(Car('Jack2', 'elarrs', False, 5))
    listTesti.append(Car('Marc', 'roro', False, 2))
    result = find(listTesti, lname = 'roro')
    print(result[0].name)

File car_class.py

class Car(object):
    def __init__(self, name, lname, active, rank):
        self.name = name
        self.lname = lname
        self.active = active
        self.rank = rank

find_any(list_of_object, **kwargs)

   Args:
       list_of_object: provide a list of objects you want to filter
       kwargs: properties with values you want to use as filter
   Returns:
       A filtered list of objects that match any of the filter properties

def find(list_of_object, **kwargs):

    Args:
        list_of_object: provide a list of objects you want to filter
        kwargs: properties with values you want to use as filter
    Returns:
        A filtered list of objects that match the filter properties

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