Output/Print a "readable" dictionary

I am preparing an api, and using docstrings as documentation. An api service selects the related ApiClass methods and join each docstring to create the documentation. This way, both program developers and users of the api reached the same documentation. My class structure is like: ``` API_STATUS = { 1: 'some status', 2: 'some other status message' } class MyApi: def __init__(self): blah blah blah def ApiService1(self, some_param): """ here is the documentation * some thing * some other thing keep on explanation """ do some job def ApiService2(self, some_param): """" Another doc... """ do some other job ``` I am using `HttpResponse` to return the final documentation string. So when i request service documentation, output is quite readable ApiService1 ``` here is the documentation * some thing * some other thing keep on explanation ``` ApiService2 ``` Another doc... ``` All is great up to here, but there is some variables like `API_STATUS` dictionary ans some lists, which i wish to add them to the documentation. But when i parse them to string, or call `repr` function, all formatting is gone {1: 'some status' 2: 'some other status message', 3: '.....', 4: '........', ....} which makes it unreadable (since dict has about 50 elements.). I do not want to write is down as a docstring (because in future updates, related dict may be updated and dicstring might be forgotten) Is there a way to add my dictionary to my responsing documentation string (before returning it as `HttpResponse`) without removing sytling indents?