I am having some trouble understanding json dictionary and array. I have a script that is scraping information from a website.
models.txt is just a list of model numbers such as
30373
30374
30375
and json_descriptions.txt is a list of the keys I want
sku
price
listprice
issoldout
The code is:
import urllib
import re
import json
modelslist = open("models.txt").read()
modelslist = modelslist.split("\n")
descriptionlist = open("json_descriptions.txt").read()
descriptionlist = descriptionlist.split("\n")
for model in modelslist:
htmltext = urllib.urlopen("http://dx.com/p/GetProductInfoRealTime?skus="+model)
htmltext = json.load(htmltext)
if htmltext['success'] == True:
def get_data(dict_index, key):
return htmltext[u"data"][dict_index][key]
for description in descriptionlist:
info = description, (get_data(0,description))
print info
else:
print "product does not exist"
If I print out info I get:
sku 30373
price 9.10
listprice 17.62
issoldout False
so that means info[0] is:
sku
price
listprice
issoldout
and info[1] is:
30373
9.10
17.62
False
I would like to know if there is a way that I can have this:
loop 1 = ['sku','30373','price','4.90','listprice','0','issoldout','False']
loop 2 = ['sku','30374','price','10.50','listprice','0','issoldout','False']
info[0] = sku info[1] = 30373 info[2] = price info[3] = 4.90 info[4] = listprice info[5] = 0 info[6] = issoldout info[7] = False and then repeat that with a new list for the next loop through.
I have tried using info = json.dumps(info) but that just gives info[0] = [[[[ and info[1] = """" info[2] = spli and so on