python inspect get methods decorated with @property
The @property decorator produces a property object, not a function or a method. It is this object that calls the function it has stored in the .fget, .fset and .fdel attributes on that object when accessed (through the descriptor protocol).
You'll have to explicitly test for that object type:
methods = inspect.getmembers(cls[1], inspect.ismethod)properties = inspect.getmembers(cls[1], lambda o: isinstance(o, property))or
methods_and_properties = inspect.getmembers( cls[1], lambda o: isinstance(o, (property, types.MethodType)))Note that the same limitations apply to classmethod and staticmethod objects.