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Currently to update the value on an underlying Resource you need:
# using a blog post that has an author
post.author_resource_field.value.author_resource.some_field.value = "..."
This will be very unwieldy with deeply nested resources . The desired syntax would be:
post.author.update("some_field", "...")
Perhaps for deeply nested resources a dot syntax could be used:
# using a blog post that has an author that has a profile
# current
post.author_resource_field.value.author_resource.profile_resource_field.value.email_field.value = "..."
# proposed
post.author.update("profile.email", "new.email@foo.com")
The same goes for labels. To fetch data form JSON returned from a server the following can be used:
data[post.title.label]
However if the key in the response that is needed is a label on a deeply nested field:
data[post.author.label][post.author.value.email.value]
Proposed:
data[post.get_label("author")][post.get_label("author.email")]
It should also be possible to iterate labels:
foo = {label, data.get(label) for label in post.labels() if bar(label)}
or
foo = {label, data.get(label) for label in post.labels("author") if bar(label)}
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