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Json Modeling Library

Provides easy way to map dict to/from Full-Fledged 'JsonModel' object.

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Getting Started

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poetry install xmodel

or

pip install xmodel

Very basic example:

from xmodel import JsonModel

class MyModel(JsonModel):
    some_attr: str

json_dict_input = {'some_attr': 'a-value'}    

obj = MyModel(json_dict_input)
assert obj.some_attr == 'a-value'

json_dict = obj.api.json()
assert json_dict == json_dict_input

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