valueobject 1.0.1

b"ValueObject |Build Status|\n==========================\n\nLicense: ISC - See LICENSE file\n\n``ValueObject`` is a ``dict``-like object that exposes keys as\nattributes. You can use it like a regular dictionary (in fact, it is a\nsubclass and does not override its ``__init__``). You can use attribute\nor item access to get or set values.\n\n::\n\n >>> from valueobject import ValueObject\n >>> vo = ValueObject(key=1)\n >>> vo['key']\n 1\n >>> vo.key\n 1\n >>> vo['key'] += 1\n >>> vo.key += 1\n >>> vo['key']\n 3\n >>> vo.key\n 3\n\nUsability notes:\n----------------\n\n- If you need to access a key that is not a valid Python identifier\n (for example, it includes spaces), use regular dict access.\n- All regular ``object``, ``dict`` and ``ValueObject`` methods will be\n returned on attribute access. A key such as ``copy`` needs to be\n accessed via item access syntax (e.g. ``valueobject['copy']``).\n\n.. |Build Status| image:: https://travis-ci.org/rbu/valueobject.svg?branch=master\n :target: https://travis-ci.org/rbu/valueobject\n"