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[pynsot] Patch pynsot for python 3.10 #180

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions pynsot/models.py
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'''API Model Classes

These resource models are derrived from collections.MutableMapping and, thus,
These resource models are derrived from collections.abc.MutableMapping and, thus,
act like dicts and can instantiate with raw resource output from API as well as
simplifying by providing site_id and (usually) the natural key (cidr, hostname,
etc).
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import six


class Resource(six.with_metaclass(ABCMeta, collections.MutableMapping)):
class Resource(six.with_metaclass(ABCMeta, collections.abc.MutableMapping)):
'''Base API Abstraction Models Class

Instances of an API abstraction model represent a single NSoT resource and
provide methods for managing the state of it upstream. They can be
instantiated by the raw returned object from NSoT API or more simply by a
few descriptive kwargs.

Resource is a subclass of :class:``collections.MutableMapping`` which makes
Resource is a subclass of :class:``collections.abc.MutableMapping`` which makes
it act as a dictionary would. The mapping represents the payload that would
be accepted by NSoT and can be manipulated as desired like a normal dict.

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