Lightweight namedtuple wrapper for attribute-style data access (a la JavaScript objects).
Project description
Source: https://github.com/brennv/namedtupled
Docs: https://namedtupled.readthedocs.io
namedtuples are immutable, performant and classy. namedtupled is a lightweight wrapper for recursively creating namedtuples from nested dicts, lists, json and yaml. Inspired by hangtwenty.
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pip install namedtupledGetting started
import namedtupled
data = {'binks': {'says': 'meow'}}
cat = namedtupled.map(data)
cat # NT(binks=NT(says='meow'))
cat.binks.says # 'meow'Release history Release notifications | RSS feed
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