Dictoat
Dictoat is a Python utility designed to simplify accessing data stored in dictionaries. It converts dictionaries into Python objects, allowing for more intuitive access to data via attributes instead of dictionary keys. This is ideal for projects where readability and ease of access to complex data structures are essential.
Installation
You can easily install Dictoat using pip:
pip install dictoat
or via git:
git clone https://github.com/niCodeLine/dictoat.git
or just copy-paste it into your code.
Usage
To use Dictoat, simply import the Dictoat class in your Python project and pass a dictionary as an argument. For example:
from dictoat import Dictoat
# Example of using Dictoat
apple_dict = {"flavor": "sweet", "colors": ["red", "green"],"dimentions": {"weigh": 185, "radius": 5}}
apple = Dictoat(apple_dict)
# Accessing the data
print(apple.flavor_)
print(apple.dimentions_.radius_)
print(apple.colors_)
The output would show:
sweet
5
["red", "green"]
Or a more complete example:
from dictoat import Dictoat
pokedex_dict = {
"total_pokemons": 2,
"region": "Kanto",
"Pokemons": {
"Pikachu": {
"type": "Electric",
"abilities": ["Static", "Lightning Rod"],
"stats": {
"hp": 35,
"attack": 55,
"defense": 40
}
},
"Squirtle": {
"type": "Water",
"abilities": ["Torrent", "Rain Dish"],
"stats": {
"hp": 44,
"attack": 48,
"defense": 65
},
"evolutions": ["Wartortle", "Blastoise"]
}
}
}
pokedex = Dictoat(pokedex_dict)
# Accessing the data
print("Total Pokémon in Pokedex:", pokedex.total_pokemons_)
print("Pokedex Region:", pokedex.region_)
print("Pikachu Type:", pokedex.Pokemons_.Pikachu_.type_)
print("Pikachu Abilities:", pokedex.Pokemons_.Pikachu_.abilities_)
print("Pikachu HP:", pokedex.Pokemons_.Pikachu_.stats_.hp_)
print("Squirtle Type:", pokedex.Pokemons_.Squirtle_.type_)
print("Squirtle Abilities:", pokedex.Pokemons_.Squirtle_.abilities_)
print("Squirtle Defense:", pokedex.Pokemons_.Squirtle_.stats_.defense_)
print("Squirtle Evolutions:", pokedex.Pokemons_.Squirtle_.evolutions_)
With its output being:
Total Pokémon in Pokedex: 2
Pokedex Region: Kanto
Pikachu Type: Electric
Pikachu Abilities: ['Static', 'Lightning Rod']
Pikachu HP: 35
Squirtle Type: Water
Squirtle Abilities: ['Torrent', 'Rain Dish']
Squirtle Defense: 65
Squirtle Evolutions: ['Wartortle', 'Blastoise']
Features
- Simple Conversion: Converts any dictionary into an object for easier access.
- Deep Nesting Support: Supports nested dictionaries, creating sub-objects for each level.
Contributions
Contributions are welcome! If you have improvements or fixes, please send a pull request or open an issue in the GitHub repository.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Contact
Nico Spok - nicospok@hotmail.com GitHub: niCodeLine
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