Working with APIs in Python? Use Pydantic

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[@antonzimin3999]

To convert the field name, you can use the simplest way. Use 'Field(alias="....")'
from pydantic import BaseModel, Field
class Example(BaseModel):
pythonic_field: str = Field(alias="CamelCaseField")
resp = {"CamelCaseField": "cool"}
p = Example(**resp)
print(p)

[@parikshitrao2948]

Honestly this looks like you have to do this for every field but here its generalised, if the data keys are less then it would be fine but if you have a lot of keys, its a headache

[@IwoGda]

You can make gt, ge etc. validators automatically by using =Field()

[@redsolaris1]

that basemodel class is borrowed from typescript Interfaces

[@user-yk5nu4kr3q]

I wish I had learned this a month ago...

[@labret4250]

ngl some things are just op

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