Python Dotted Dictionary

Access your Python dict with a dot

>>> sn.url
'TeroKarvinen.com'

Using just built-in standard libraries

>>> sn = SimpleNamespace(**d)

Converting dict to dotted

$ python3

Create a regular dict

>>> d = {"name": "Tero", "url": "TeroKarvinen.com", "x": 3}

Convert to dot notation

>>> from types import SimpleNamespace
>>> sn = SimpleNamespace(**d)

Access items using dot notation

>>> sn.name
'Tero'
>>> sn.url
'TeroKarvinen.com'
>>> sn.x
3

Dot notation is very convenient with f-strings. Instead of writing

>>> print(f'{d["name"]} {d["x"]} {d["url"]}"')
Tero 3 TeroKarvinen.com"

You can write

>>> print(f"{sn.name} {sn.x} {sn.url}")
Tero 3 TeroKarvinen.com

>>> sn = SimpleNamespace(d)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: no positional arguments expected

You should use double star (double asterisk, **) to unpack dictionary to keyword arguments. SimpleNamespace(**d).