I have a Python object that looks like:
import json
class ExampleObject():
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.tag = ''
self.path = ''
self.host = ''
self.access = ''
#self.uuid = ''
self.attribute = ''
def dump_to_json(self):
return json.dumps(self.__dict__)
By using dump_to_json, I can convert the whole object to JSON, but I want to convert only some of these properties, for example, tag
, path
, host
, to JSON, and ignore the rest.. Is there a simple way to pick and choose what object variables we can send to JSON?
Example code:
x = ExampleObject()
x.tag = '/tag/exampletagName'
x.path = '/prj/its/a/path/tag/exampletagName.fil'
x.host = 'server-host-name'
x.access = 'private'
jsonText = x.dump_to_json()
puts:
{"tag":"/tag/exampletagName", "path":"/prj/its/a/path/tag/exampletagName.fil", "host":"server-host-name","access":"private"}
and I want
{"tag":"/tag/exampletagName", "path":"/prj/its/a/path/tag/exampletagName.fil", "host":"server-host-name"}
Any suggestions?
CodePudding user response:
Maybe just add those fields to the dump which are needed.
def dump_to_json(self):
return json.dumps({'tag': self.tag, 'path': self.path, 'host': self.host})