objns - Transform a Python dictionary into an object
Simple Python utility module that allows to recursively transform any dictionary or dictionary like object into a Python object with dot notation access to its attributes.
This is specially helpful when dealing with large configuration files (from parsing YAML, JSON or TOML) or dealing with a large response from a server.
Install
pip3 install objns
Optionally, install the following package to enable better pretty printing of an object:
pip3 install pprintpp
Usage
Create an object from one or more dictionaries, and set values directly in the constructor:
>>> from objns import Namespace
>>> ns = Namespace(
... {'one': 100},
... {'two': 300},
... {'two': 400, 'three': {'four': 400}},
... one=200,
... )
>>> ns.two
400
>>> ns.one
200
>>> ns['two']
400
Get and set values recursively:
>>> ns['two'] = 300
>>> ns['two']
300
>>> ns.two = 700
>>> ns['two']
700
>>> ns.two
700
>>> ns.three.four
400
>>> ns['three'].four
400
>>> ns['three']['four']
400
Recursively copy an object:
>>> nscopy = ns.copy()
>>> id(ns) == id(nscopy)
False
Transform back to a dictionary:
>>> asdict = dict(ns)
>>> asdict
{'one': 200, 'two': 400, 'three': {'four': 400}}
>>> type(asdict)
<class 'dict'>
Iterate the object:
>>> for key, value in ns:
... print(key, value)
...
one 200
two 400
three {'four': 400}
Recursively merge update with other dictionaries:
>>> ns.update({
... 'one': 'override1',
... 'three': {'four': 'override2'},
... })
>>> ns.one
'override1'
>>> ns.three.four
'override2'
Pretty print the data structure:
>>> ns
{'one': 'override1', 'three': {'four': 'override2'}, 'two': 400}
>>> print(str(ns))
{'one': 'override1', 'three': {'four': 'override2'}, 'two': 400}
Preservation of source datatype, such as OrderedDict and other Mapping subclasses:
>>> nso = Namespace(OrderedDict([('one', 100), ('two', 200)]))
>>> nso
OrderedDict([('one', 100), ('two', 200)])
>>> for key, value in nso:
... print(key, value)
...
one 100
two 200
Repository
Changelog
1.0.0 (2021-05-31)
New
Initial release.
License
Copyright (C) 2017-2021 KuraLabs S.R.L
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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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