On Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at 4:00:48 AM UTC-4, Alex Glaros wrote:
>
> I cannot make JSON data correctly. (The result of below has duplicate data
> with the word <Row:
>
> result = dict()
> for r in new_roots:
> result[r] = '{"title": ' + '"' + r.taxonomy_column_name + '"' + ',
> "key":' + str(r.id) + ', "parentId":' + '2' + ', "folder": false,
> "lazy": true},'
>
It appears that r is a Row object, and yet you are using it as a key in the
result dictionary -- so you are getting exactly that, a dictionary whose
keys are Row objects. Perhaps you instead want to use the row id as a key:
result[r.id] = ...
Anyway, this is not the way to construct JSON. Instead, just construct a
Python data structure of dictionaries and lists and use json.dumps() to
convert it to JSON.
Anthony
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