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Gowthami Reddy
Gowthami Reddy

Reputation: 430

Python Json fetch key Value

my response content is

{"VoucherQuantityResult":[{"ErrorCode":"E057","ErrorMessage":"IP not registered","Message":"IP not registered","QuantityResponse":[],"ResultType":"FAILED"}]}

responseDetails = response.json() results

{u'VoucherQuantityResult': [{u'ErrorCode': u'E057', u'ResultType': u'FAILED', u'Message': u'IP not registered', u'ErrorMessage': u'IP not registered', u'QuantityResponse': []}]}

then if I call, errorCode = responseDetails['ErrorCode']['ResultType']

there is error KeyError: 'ErrorCode'

I have even used the dumps function, json.dumps(response.json())

then the error is,

TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str

Can some one suggest me how to fetch the keys and values without unicode?

Note: if I use python3 then I dont see any unicode character. still the issue

errorCode = responseDetails['ErrorCode']['value']
KeyError: 'ErrorCode'

Thanks

Upvotes: 1

Views: 384

Answers (1)

Irfan wani
Irfan wani

Reputation: 5075

If you see, your response is a list not a dict which contains dict as its items.

So you can access it like this;

errorCode = responseDetails[0]['ErrorCode']['ResultType']

OR

If this is your whole result;

{u'VoucherQuantityResult': [{u'ErrorCode': u'E057', u'ResultType': u'FAILED', u'Message': u'IP not registered', u'ErrorMessage': u'IP not registered', u'QuantityResponse': []}]}

Then use this;

responseDetails['VoucherQuantityResult'][0]['ErrorCode']['ResultType']

Upvotes: 1

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