Transferring Classes/Tables from a module to a main function:

Question

recently I have been trying to recreate lua's Table module in python:

class Table():
    def __init__(self):
        try:
            self.Size = enumerate(self)
        except: 
            self.Size = 0
    def size(query):
        index = 0 
        for v in query.__dict__.items():
            index+=1
        return index
    def create(query, items=None, t=None):
        if items == None and t == None:
            class temp():
                def __init__(self):
                    self.Size = Table.size(self)
            globals()[query] = temp
        elif items != None and t == None:
            class test():
                def add_child(self, child, val):
                    setattr(self, child, val) 
                Size = 6
            globals()[query] = test
            _ = items.split(',')
            Table.create('tempe')
            for _z in _:
                _f = _z.split('=')
                setattr(tempe,_f[0],_f[1])
            msg = ('v',str(Table.size(test)+1))
            setattr(test,''.join(msg),tempe)
        elif t == 'child' and query is not None and type(query) == type:
            _ = items.split(',')
            Table.create('tempe')
            for _z in _:
                _f = _z.split('=')
                setattr(tempe, _f[0], _f[1])
            msg = ('v',str(Table.size(query)+1))
            setattr(query,''.join(msg),tempe)
        else:
            pass
    def insert(query, items):
        Table.create(query, items, 'child')
    def remove(query, item):
        temp = ('v', str(item))
        item = ''.join(temp)
        for k in query.__dict__.items(): 
            for m in k:
                if m == item:
                    del m
def pairs(query,func):
        index = 0 
        for _ in query.__dict__.items(): 
            index+=1
            if index > query.Size:
                for out in _:
                    if type(out) == type:
                        i = index-query.Size
                        v = out 
                        func(i,v) 

Now on its own, that works fine. But now I'm trying to put it into a seperate file so I can do:

from Resources import Table, #other stuff

Table.create('test', 'var1 = 10, var2=Hello World!, var3 = 69')
def pr(i,v):
 print(f'{i} = [var1 = {v.var1}, var2 = {v.var2}, var3 = {v.var3}]')
pairs(test,pr)
 

If I ran that not as a module, I would get:

#1 = [var1 = 10, var2 = Hello World!, var3 = 69]

However when its in a separate file, 'test' does not become a variable.

Any advice/tips are apprecianted.