Feature generalize unparser a little #69
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This was done with the idea to allow for AST trees with all nodes of the same type, which may be easier to handle ans serialize
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Hi, this is a suggestion: Could we make the unparser a little bit more generic maybe:
The idea is that we can use a more generic tree structure that is easier to work with.
https://github.com/aiandit/astunparse
If you look at the other branches in our fork, you can see where this is heading, we can have ASTs with a clone method and load/save to JSON and XML, for example. If you like, we would contribute all of it to the project, also because it's obviously inspired by your code a lot, but this pull request is the set of changes that we would need to make it work with astunparse, if we would alternatively put that additional stuff into a separate package.
Tested with py27 and py39.
What do you think? Thanks in advance for considering.
Best regards