python-dict2dot
Python Dictionary to Dot notation published in GitHub and PyPi.
This implementation admits dot notation to access nested dictionaries, once the parent is dict.
To pip install, run:
$ pip install dict2dot
The main class
With the python console and the dict2doc package, we can get things running:
$ python
>>>
from dict2dot import Dict2Dot
my_d2dot = Dict2Dot({'dogs': {'breeds': ['Golden']}, 'birds': {'breeds': ['Cockatiel']}})
my_d2dot.dogs.breeds.append('Lhasa Apso')
print( my_d2dot.dogs )
my_dict = my_d2dot.dict()
print( my_dict )
other_dot2dict = Dict2Dot()
other_dot2dict.a_new_key = 'a new value'
print( other_dot2dict.a_new_key )
Documentation
Please try from python console:
$ python
>>> from dict2dot import Dict2Dot
>>> help(Dict2Dot)
Or try from command line:
$ python -c "import dict2dot; print(dict2dot.__doc__)"
All documentation can be found in docs.
To do
- Remove elements from class.
- Improve documentation.
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