Understood. I’m currently working on a series of tutorial content - you’ll have to bear with me in that example.
i got as far as this:
def get_leaf_node_indexes(data, indexes=[], results=[]):
"""
Recursive function to get all the indexes of the leaf nodes
in a nested dictionary.
:param data: The nested dictionary to traverse.
:param indexes: The list of indexes to keep track of the current node path.
:param results: The list of leaf node indexes to return.
:return: A list of all the indexes of the leaf nodes in the dictionary.
"""
if isinstance(data, dict):
for key, value in data.items():
new_indexes = indexes + [key]
get_leaf_node_indexes(value, new_indexes, results)
else:
results.append(indexes)
return results
indexes = get_leaf_node_indexes(data)
where data is the incoming navis content and indexes is the output you can use to extract the leaf nodes (geometry)
data = {
"level1": {
"level2a": {
"level3a": {
"leaf_node1": "value1"
},
"level3b": "leaf_node2"
},
"level2b": {
"level3c": {
"leaf_node3": {
"level4a": "leaf_node4"
}
}
},
"level2c": "leaf_node5"
},
"leaf_node6": "value2"
}
[
['level1', 'level2a', 'level3a', 'leaf_node1'],
['level1', 'level2a', 'level3b'],
['level1', 'level2b', 'level3c', 'leaf_node3', 'level4a', 'leaf_node4'],
['level1', 'level2c', 'leaf_node5'],
['leaf_node6']
]
I haven’t thoroughly tested this by using that list of lists to get the value of each leaf node. Perhaps that is a starter hint for you to try yourself, it will depend on your DynamoPython cred.
In the meantime, do you recall the trouble with receiving Navis commits directly?
We’re definitely receptive to what you need that isn’t yet supported. 
