list using objectify in python

To list objects using objectify in Python, you need to follow these steps:

1. Import objectify from lxml library.
2. Load the XML file using objectify.parse.
3. Use the root element to access the child elements using dot notation.
4. Append the child elements to a list.

Here is an example:

main.py
from lxml import objectify

# Load XML file using objectify.parse
root = objectify.parse('example.xml').getroot()

# Create a list to store the child elements
child_elements = []

# Access child elements using dot notation and append them to the list
for child in root.child:
    child_elements.append(child)
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In this example, we first import objectify from lxml library. Then, we load the XML file using objectify.parse and get the root element. Next, we create an empty list to store the child elements. After that, we loop through each child element using dot notation and append it to the list.

Note that the example assumes that the XML file has a root element called "child" with one or more child elements. You will need to customize the example code to match your XML file structure.