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JSON Pointer (RFC 6901)

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tests (60%)7/10 passed
deliverables (20%)100%
content checks (20%)100%

01 what the model was asked

Create jsonpointer.py with exactly one function:

resolve(doc, pointer: str)
    Resolve an RFC 6901 JSON Pointer against doc (nested dicts/lists) and return the referenced value.

Rules:
- The empty pointer "" refers to the whole document.
- A pointer is a sequence of /-prefixed reference tokens: "/a/b" means doc["a"]["b"].
- In a token, the escape ~1 decodes to "/" and ~0 decodes to "~" (decode ~1 before ~0).
- Tokens indexing a list are decimal indices: "/items/0" is the first element.
- Raise KeyError for anything that does not resolve (missing key, bad or out-of-range index, pointer not starting with "/", descending into a scalar).

Use only the Python standard library.
required deliverables + checks
deliverable: jsonpointer.py
jsonpointer.py must contain “def resolve”
pytest suite it was graded against
test_jsonpointer.py · 56 lines · 996 B
import pytest from jsonpointer import resolve DOC = {    "foo": ["bar", "baz"],    "": 0,    "a/b": 1,    "m~n": 8,    "nested": {"list": [{"x": 42}]},}  def test_whole_document():    assert resolve(DOC, "") is DOC  def test_object_key():    assert resolve(DOC, "/foo") == ["bar", "baz"]  def test_array_index():    assert resolve(DOC, "/foo/0") == "bar"  def test_empty_key():    assert resolve(DOC, "/") == 0  def test_escaped_slash():    assert resolve(DOC, "/a~1b") == 1  def test_escaped_tilde():    assert resolve(DOC, "/m~0n") == 8  def test_deep_path():    assert resolve(DOC, "/nested/list/0/x") == 42  def test_missing_key_raises():    with pytest.raises(KeyError):        resolve(DOC, "/nope")  def test_bad_index_raises():    with pytest.raises(KeyError):        resolve(DOC, "/foo/2")    with pytest.raises(KeyError):        resolve(DOC, "/foo/x")  def test_pointer_without_slash_raises():    with pytest.raises(KeyError):        resolve(DOC, "foo")

02 what it did — full transcript

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You are completing a coding task in one shot. Write complete files that satisfy the spec below. Tests (pytest) will be run against your files; you cannot run them yourself.

Reply with ONE JSON object and nothing else:
{"files": {"<relative path>": "<complete file content>", ...}}

Required deliverable files: jsonpointer.py

SPEC:
Create jsonpointer.py with exactly one function:

resolve(doc, pointer: str)
    Resolve an RFC 6901 JSON Pointer against doc (nested dicts/lists) and return the referenced value.

Rules:
- The empty pointer "" refers to the whole document.
- A pointer is a sequence of /-prefixed reference tokens: "/a/b" means doc["a"]["b"].
- In a token, the escape ~1 decodes to "/" and ~0 decodes to "~" (decode ~1 before ~0).
- Tokens indexing a list are decimal indices: "/items/0" is the first element.
- Raise KeyError for anything that does not resolve (missing key, bad or out-of-range index, pointer not starting with "/", descending into a scalar).

Use only the Python standard library.
reply225 tokens
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```json
{
  "files": {
    "jsonpointer.py": "def resolve(doc, pointer: str):\n    if pointer == \"\":\n        return doc\n    tokens = pointer[1:].split('/') if pointer != '' else []\n    for token in tokens:\n        if token.startswith('~'):  # escape sequences\n            if token == '~1':\n                token = '/'\n            elif token == '~0':\n                token = '~'\n            else:\n                raise ValueError(f\"Invalid escape sequence: {token}\")\n        if isinstance(doc, dict):\n            doc = doc[token]\n        elif isinstance(doc, list) and token.isdigit():  # handle list indexing\n            index = int(token)\n            if index < 0 or index >= len(doc):\n                raise IndexError(f\"Index out of range: {index}\")\n            doc = doc[index]\n        else:\n            raise KeyError(f\"Key not found: {token}\")\n    return doc"
  }
}
```
write_filejsonpointer.py · 816 B
graded 82.07 passed, 3 failed
pytest output
....FF..F.                                                               [100%]
=================================== FAILURES ===================================
______________________________ test_escaped_slash ______________________________
test_jsonpointer.py:31: in test_escaped_slash
    assert resolve(DOC, "/a~1b") == 1
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
jsonpointer.py:14: in resolve
    doc = doc[token]
          ^^^^^^^^^^
E   KeyError: 'a~1b'
______________________________ test_escaped_tilde ______________________________
test_jsonpointer.py:35: in test_escaped_tilde
    assert resolve(DOC, "/m~0n") == 8
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
jsonpointer.py:14: in resolve
    doc = doc[token]
          ^^^^^^^^^^
E   KeyError: 'm~0n'
____________________________ test_bad_index_raises _____________________________
test_jsonpointer.py:49: in test_bad_index_raises
    resolve(DOC, "/foo/2")
jsonpointer.py:18: in resolve
    raise IndexError(f"Index out of range: {index}")
E   IndexError: Index out of range: 2
=========================== short test summary info ============================
FAILED test_jsonpointer.py::test_escaped_slash - KeyError: 'a~1b'
FAILED test_jsonpointer.py::test_escaped_tilde - KeyError: 'm~0n'
FAILED test_jsonpointer.py::test_bad_index_raises - IndexError: Index out of ...
3 failed, 7 passed in 0.04s

03 what it wrote

1
files
22
lines
22
source lines
1
functions
0
classes
12
cyclomatic
5
max nesting
22.0
avg fn lines

stdlib imports: none

FileLOCSLOC FnsComplexityDepthImports
jsonpointer.py22221125
jsonpointer.py · 22 lines · 816 B
def resolve(doc, pointer: str):    if pointer == "":        return doc    tokens = pointer[1:].split('/') if pointer != '' else []    for token in tokens:        if token.startswith('~'):  # escape sequences            if token == '~1':                token = '/'            elif token == '~0':                token = '~'            else:                raise ValueError(f"Invalid escape sequence: {token}")        if isinstance(doc, dict):            doc = doc[token]        elif isinstance(doc, list) and token.isdigit():  # handle list indexing            index = int(token)            if index < 0 or index >= len(doc):                raise IndexError(f"Index out of range: {index}")            doc = doc[index]        else:            raise KeyError(f"Key not found: {token}")    return doc

04 how it was graded

✓ ok 7/10 passed
1
model calls
0
invalid actions
0
self test runs
225
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agent actions:

final pytest output
....FF..F.                                                               [100%]
=================================== FAILURES ===================================
______________________________ test_escaped_slash ______________________________
test_jsonpointer.py:31: in test_escaped_slash
    assert resolve(DOC, "/a~1b") == 1
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
jsonpointer.py:14: in resolve
    doc = doc[token]
          ^^^^^^^^^^
E   KeyError: 'a~1b'
______________________________ test_escaped_tilde ______________________________
test_jsonpointer.py:35: in test_escaped_tilde
    assert resolve(DOC, "/m~0n") == 8
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
jsonpointer.py:14: in resolve
    doc = doc[token]
          ^^^^^^^^^^
E   KeyError: 'm~0n'
____________________________ test_bad_index_raises _____________________________
test_jsonpointer.py:49: in test_bad_index_raises
    resolve(DOC, "/foo/2")
jsonpointer.py:18: in resolve
    raise IndexError(f"Index out of range: {index}")
E   IndexError: Index out of range: 2
=========================== short test summary info ============================
FAILED test_jsonpointer.py::test_escaped_slash - KeyError: 'a~1b'
FAILED test_jsonpointer.py::test_escaped_tilde - KeyError: 'm~0n'
FAILED test_jsonpointer.py::test_bad_index_raises - IndexError: Index out of ...
3 failed, 7 passed in 0.04s