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path.path(config_string)path.path? Sounds like a class that is defined by the code you are using; it's not a standard type or class. Prior to Python 3.4, there was no standard for paths; functions operating on paths just used the string representation. Python 3.4 introduced thepathlibmodule, which provides proper objects to represent paths.type(file_path), I get<class 'path.path'>as a response. There is afrom path import pathline at the top of my file. I'm assuming this is justos.path, but I'm new to this, and the guy who wrote this tool left the company.os.pathwhich is a module in the standard library, so it must be something else. After theimport, see whathelp(path)says — there may be something that does what you want.