Generate TypedDict from JSON data

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  1. bravado

    Bravado is a python client library for Swagger 2.0 services

    There is no swagger schema, but it may be possible to generate one. That library looks like it is generating model objects that align with Bravado result format. I'm not sure how close that would get me to the desired result. Regardless that opens up a few more possible approaches, thank you!

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