usage

from dictns import Namespace
n = Namespace(dict(a=1, b=3, c=dict(d=4)))
assert(n['a'] == n.a)
assert(n['c']['d'] == n.c.d)

you can wrap dicts and lists inside Namespace

n = Namespace([dict(a=1, b=3, c=[dict(d=4)])])
assert(n[0]['a'] == n[0].a)
assert(n[0]['c'][0]['d'] == n[0].c[0].d)

you can also wrap dict subclasses like OrderedDict, but the resulting Namespace does not inherit original object characteristics (i.e. order in OrderedDict)

see unit tests for more usage examples

ChangeLog:

• 1.0: Initial version

• 1.1: Added Namespace comparaison tools

• 1.2: Namespace now support dict and list subclasses as input

• 1.3:

  • Fix for compatibility with getattr() built-in method. When an invalid key is requested, it now raises an AttributeError instead of a KeyError.

  • Allow initialization without arg: Namespace() is equivalent to Namespace({}).

• 1.4: Allow Namespace objects to be weak referenced

• 1.5:

  • Fix tests for 3.5 and pypy

  • Readme cleanups

Developing

Launch unit tests:

python test/test_namespace.py