bpmappers is a Python moudle that maps Python dictionary values and object properties to different dictionary.
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bpmappers is a Python moudle that maps Python dictionary values and object properties to different dictionary.
Install using pip.
::
$ pip install bpmappers
An example of mapping an instance of the Person class to a dictionary:
.. code-block:: pycon
class Person: ... def init(self, name, age): ... self.name = name ... self.age = age ... def repr(self): ... return "".format(self.name, self.age) ... p = Person("Spam", 25) p
from bpmappers import Mapper, RawField class PersonMapper(Mapper):
... mapped_name = RawField('name') ... mapped_age = RawField('age') ...
PersonMapper(p).as_dict() OrderedDict([('mapped_name', 'Spam'), ('mapped_age', 25)])
This software is licensed under the MIT License.
The latest documentation is hosted at Read The Docs.
https://bpmappers.readthedocs.io/ja/stable/
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bpmappers is a Python moudle that maps Python dictionary values and object properties to different dictionary.
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