python select key in dict-CodePudding

have a simple request to Solr below

response = requests.get("http://localhost:8080/solr/select?fl=id,title,description,keywords,author&q=domain:mydomain.com&rows=10&indent=on&wt=json&omitHeader=true")
result = response.json()
print type(result)
print result
print response.text

the above code fives me the following output

the type

<type 'dict'>

the dict contents

{u'response': {u'start': 0, u'numFound': 1, u'docs': [{u'keywords': u'my keywords listed here', u'id': u'project.websiteindex.abe919664893e46eef21aacb1360948ae836a756faa28e2063a4a92ef4273630', u'description': u'my site description isted here.', u'title': u'my site title'}]}}

and below the better readable vesion

{
  "response":{"numFound":1,"start":0,"docs":[
      {
        "description":"my site description isted here.",
        "title":"my site title",
        "keywords":"my keywords listed here",
        "id":"project.websiteindex.abe919664893e46eef21aacb1360948ae836a756faa28e2063a4a92ef4273630"}]
  }}

executing:

print(result['response']['numFound'])

will give me the very useful output of

Very nice and all, but obviously i would like to get something like

print(result['response']['title'])

my site title

So my question, how do i get my values of title,description and keywords as keys How do i select them using this format, or how do i get my desired values in a better dict format?

p.s. stuck wioth an old setup here with python 2.7 and solr 3.6

CodePudding user response：

Since the values you are addressing are fields of an array element, you have to address the element first.

Try something like:

result['response']['docs'][0]['title']