meds.object¶

An Object adds ‘dotted access’ to dicts to allow for better readable code. Object’s also allow for saving JSON to disk to allow it to be restored at a later time.

Exceptions

class OOL[source]¶

Bases: meds.object.Object

find(txt=None)[source]¶

register(key, val)[source]¶

class Object[source]¶

Bases: dict

Core Object of the MEDS bot, provides saving to JSON files, using timestamps in the filename so collections of object in a period of time is possible.

constructing an Object:

>>> obj = Object()
>>> print(obj)
{}

setting attributes on an Object:

>>> obj.key1 = "value1"
>>> obj["key2"] = "value2"

accessing attributes can also be ‘dotted’ or with a dict key:

>>> v1 = obj.key1
>>> v2 = obj["key2"]

saving is easy, the save() method will use the current time as timestamp:

>>> path = obj.save()

syncing to an already saved file is done with the sync() method:

>>> path = obj.sync()

the json() method can be used to get a JSON string of the object:

>>> s = obj.json()

nice() will give you a more readable presentation:

>>> s = obj.nice()

use the load() method to read a file into an Object:

>>> path = obj._path
>>> test = Object()
>>> obj = test.load(path)

clear()[source]¶

consume(value)[source]¶

grep(val)[source]¶

isSet()[source]¶

json(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶

load(path='', force=True)[source]¶

merge(obj)[source]¶

nice(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶

prepare()[source]¶

read(path)[source]¶

ready()[source]¶

register(key, val, force=False)[source]¶

save(stime='')[source]¶

search(name)[source]¶

sync(*args, **kwargs)¶

wait(sec=None)[source]¶