recurtools
A simple library to support working with recursively nested objects.
Primarily built around the nested class which offers in, len, index() and count() functionality.
Additionally, the flatten() function provides the ability to configure behaviour for strings etc.
Installation
pip install recurtools
Usage
from recurtools import nested
from recurtools import flatten
Documentation
For full details see the docs on github.io
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