how can I convert a dictionary to a string of keyword arguments?

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we can convert the dictionary to kw using **kw but if I want kw as str(kw) not str(dict), as I want a string with keyword arguments for code_generator,

if I pass

obj.method(name='name', test='test', relation = [('id','=',1)])

I want a function to return the string like

"name='name', test='test', relation = [('id','=',1)]"

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