I am recreating a structure of a json file using classes and classes as attributes of the parent class (this allows me to use set methods for easing the process):
class A(object):
def __init__(self,):
self.test = "something of A"
def set_test():
pass # some function here to set test from B
class B(object):
def __init__(self,):
self.test2 = A() # This is the A class that I wan't to access
self.test3 = "something of B"
g = B()
g.__dict__
The result is this:
{'test2': <__main__.A at 0x7fda2d2fd9a0>, 'test3': 'something of B'}
I would instead want to get the dict object also of the class as an attribute:
{'test2': {'test': 'something of A'}, 'test3': 'something of B'}
I know that I can do: g['test2'] = g['test2'].__dict__ but I was wondering if there is an automated way to get resolve as dictionaries all the classes linked as attributes.
NOTE: I want to be able to access the methods of A from B otherwise I would have directly created a dictionary for B
