AttrDict issues

Using the "recursive" param shouldn't show "recursive" as an attribute

The `recursive` parameter shouldn't modify the contents of the object. ``` >>> attrdict.AttrDict({'list': [{'value': 1}, {'value': 2}]}, recursive=False) AttrDict({'list': [{'value': 1}, {'value': 2}], 'recursive': False}) ``` Let's say I have...

nrhinehart

Pulling a list of dicts from AttrDict results in just a list of dicts.

As the title states, just a list of regular dicts instead of AttrDicts. Here is a workaround. ```python def deep_attrdict(d: dict) -> AttrDict: """Uses recursion to dive deep into the...

nicholishen

Accepting fixes for python3 and expanding tests to 3.5 and 3.6

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just wanted to check in on whether the maintainers of this library are present and willing to accept pull requests for the following - Expand testing to python 3.5 -...

pipermerriam

Feat: `repr()` uses class name and Travis-CI fixes

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I regularly use AttrDict to quickly convert JSON objects into what looks like native objects. When getting the repr, it's nicer to see the subclassed name rather than `AttrDict`. E.g....

alastairmccormack

Is it broken or a feature? cannot update keys any more if key is a dict for AttrDict

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``` >>> attr = AttrDict({'foo': {"bar": "molotov"}}) >>> attr.foo AttrDict({'bar': 'molotov'}) >>> attr.foo.bar = 'update molotov' >>> attr AttrDict({'foo': {'bar': 'molotov'}}) >>> ```

hihellobolke

why does AttrMap return a tuple when a list is stored?

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``` from attrdict import AttrMap as mp m=mp({"a":[1,2,3]}) m.a ``` return (1,2,3) This sould not happen, right? Would be really good to fix this :-) Thanks :+1:

gabyx