Object models

Every Python object carries attributes that no source code declares: a module has __name__, a function has __defaults__, a class has __mro__. An object model supplies those attributes for one kind of object, so that looking them up infers a value instead of failing.

astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.ObjectModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.ModuleModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.FunctionModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.ClassModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.SuperModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.UnboundMethodModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.BoundMethodModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.ContextManagerModel()	Model for context managers.
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.GeneratorBaseModel(...)
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.GeneratorModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.AsyncGeneratorModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.InstanceModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.ExceptionInstanceModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.DictModel()
astroid.interpreter.objectmodel.PropertyModel()	Model for a builtin property.