Using a types.SimpleNamespace object allows us to simply add attributes as needed; this is similar to using a class definition. When defining a class, all of the assignment statements are localized to the class. When creating a SimpleNamespace object, we'll need to explicitly qualify every name with the NameSpace object that we're populating. Ideally, we can create SimpleNamespace like the following code:
>>> import types >>> config = types.SimpleNamespace( ... param1="some value", ... param2=3.14, ... ) >>> config namespace(param1='some value', param2=3.14)
This works delightfully well if all of the configuration values are independent of each other. In our case, however, we have some complex dependencies ...
