It's like dict, but better
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SuperDict - it’s like dict, but better.
You don’t change you dictionary to something new, you just make it better.
Module contains only 15 lines of code and valid by PEP8.
Installation
$ pip install superdict
Usage
>>> from superdict import SuperDict >>> >>> data = SuperDict() >>> >>> data.so.how.it = 'works' >>> data {'so': {'how': {'it': 'works'}}} >>> data.so {'how': {'it': 'works'}} >>> >>> data.test.me.please = 42 >>> data {'test': {'me': {'please': 42}}, 'so': {'how': {'it': 'works'}}} >>> >>> del data.test.me >>> data {'test': {}, 'so': {'how': {'it': 'works'}}} >>> >>> data['so']['how'] {'it': 'works'} >>> >>> default_data = SuperDict({'default': {'x': 'y'}}) >>> default_data {'default': {'x': 'y'}} >>> default_data.default.x 'y' >>> >>> default_data = SuperDict({'default': SuperDict({'x': 'y'})}) >>> default_data {'default': {'x': 'y'}} >>> default_data.default.x 'y' >>> >>> real_dict = SuperDict({'is_success': True}) >>> copied_dict = real_dict.copy() >>> copied_dict.is_success True
In another cases this class works like a dict.
>>> default_data['unknown-key'] Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> KeyError: 'unknown-key' >>> >>> default_data['set'] = 'correct' >>> default_data['new-set']['value'] = 'wrong' Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> KeyError: 'new-set'
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