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If you want to convert it to an object, have you tried using dataclasses? I haven't used them much, but last time I tried them they felt much easier than trying
by onei 7y ago
If you want to convert it to an object, have you tried using dataclasses? I haven't used them much, but last time I tried them they felt much easier than trying to use the native dict/list/str/int/etc. that gets returned by default.
- falsedan 7y agoYeah. It's the custom serialisation & schema/ctor arg validation that makes it clunky.