Reputation: 1010
I have a model that I'm trying to convert into a json so I can better see how the data is changing (it's very deeply nested and hard to get a feel of even with a debugger).
Code looks something like:
derived_game = GameUnderstanding().derive_gamestates(game=game)
derived_outfile = derived_game.json()
with open('derived_game.json', 'w') as outfile:
json.dump(derived_outfile, outfile)
However, it's outputting with these string quotes, which I think is interfering with my tools that can organized json in a readable way.
"{\"roster\": {\"home\": {\"coaches\": [], \"players\": []}, \"away\": {\"coaches\": [], \"players\": []}, \"officials\": []}, \"current_gamestate\":
Is there some way I should be exporting to a json that would retain better formatting?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 98
Reputation: 177735
If that's the content of your file, then derived_outfile
is already a JSON string, and not a Python dictionary. If that is the case, then this should work:
with open('derived_game.json', 'w') as outfile:
outfile.write(derived_outfile)
Upvotes: 2