I'm trying to send PUT request and I want to check if there're some extra fields. Is there any chance to check these extra fields, so I can throw an exception? For example, I've got this JSON file and this…
I want to convert the following nested JSON file to a CSV file using Python. { "page": { "page": 1, "pageSize": 250 }, "dataRows": [ { "entityId": 349255, "Id": "41432-95P", "disabled": false, "followed": false, "suggestion": false, "inactive": false, "pinned": false,…
I would like to iterate over the items in the json shown below. Not every item has all the same fields/key values. The items I want to iterate over are found at "items": How do I iterate over these items?…
I don't understand why I can't print out the data from "label". After what I've looked up this should do it: import json json_str = '{mechanisms": {"label": "Mechanismen", "type": "MechSections"}}' data = json.loads(json_str) print(data['mechanisms'][0]['label']) Instead of giving me the content…
For a JSON like this consider the properties other than attributes are dynamic: "records": [ { "attributes": { "type": "...", "url": "..." }, "Id": "...", "Name": "...", "...": "..." } ] How can I Desrialize or Unmarshall into a Dataclass…
I am making a discord bot in which i have created a config.json file, where i am storing the channels id added by the add_channel command and i want to remove them though the rmvchannel command. But when i am…
I have a WebAPI which returns JSON like the following: {"result":"true","message":"2023-07-01 16:09:02"} I have a Decodable object defined like this: struct ActionClock: Codable{ var result: Bool? = false var message: String? = "invalid" } I have code that looks like…
I'm trying to create an JSON file in xCode but somehow it makes an directory from it. I create an empty file and name is: user.json. When saving it turns into an directory (get's that symbol ) and it is…
I am using Echo web framework in Golang and I wrote this code package main import ( "github.com/labstack/echo/v4" "net/http" ) type ProjectPath struct { ID string `param:"id"` } type ProjectBody struct { Name string `json:"name"` } func main() { e…
I'm looping through and object and getting the data-attributes. After that I'm parsing it as a JSON. Object.entries(buyProductData).forEach(entry => { const [key, value] = entry; if(typeof value === 'object') { const data = JSON.parse(value.getAttribute('data-tracking-payload')); console.log(data); } }); console.log(data) returns two…