I've been trying to figure out how I can iterate over a json like object, so I could get a user id by its name.
json
{
"ApiSearchResult": [
{
"totalNumberResults": 55,
"type": "User",
"searchResults": [
{
"firstName": "shashank",
"name": "0o_shashank._o0",
"uid": 81097836
},
{
"firstName": "Shahnawaz",
"name": "0shahnawaz.0",
"uid": 83697589
},
{
"firstName": "Ashu",
"name": "ashu.-3",
"uid": 83646061
},
{
"bgImage": "photoalbum_491396460_user82597906-1-jpeg.jpg",
"firstName": "Garfield",
"name": "beast.boy",
"uid": 82597906
},
{
"firstName": "Bharath",
"name": "bharath_mohan69",
"uid": 80197615
},
{
"bgImage": "photoalbum_481041410_user79819261-1-jpg.jpg",
"firstName": "Wille-ICE",
"name": "blowhole",
"uid": 79819261
}
]
}
]
}
Python
def getidbyname(name):
event = response['ApiSearchResult'][0]['searchResults'][0]
for key, value in event.iteritems():
if value == name: continue
elif key == "uid":
return value
But, this won't work, I've never really worked with this many nested elements.
This might work if your response is already a python dictionary:
def getidbyname(name):
for event in data["ApiSearchResult"][0]["searchResults"]:
if event["name"] == name:
return event["uid"]
If your input is a text value, you need to use json.loads(response)
to get a python dictionary out of it.
def getidbyname(name):
for i in data['ApiSearchResult'][0]['searchResults']:
if i['name'] == name:
return i['uid']
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