First of all, I would like to ask what is a typical format of JSON file with multiple objects?
Is it a list of objects like: [ {...}, {...} ... ]
?
Second, I tried to store multiple dict
to a single JSON
file using python.
I have two JSONs:
test_data = {'profile_img': 'https://fmdataba.com/images/p/4592.png',
'name': 'Son Heung-Min ',
'birth_date': '8/7/1992',
'nation': 'South Korea KOR',
'position': 'M (R), AM (RL), ST (C)',
'foot': 'Either'}
and
test_data2 = {'profile_img': 'https://fmdataba.com/images/p/1103.png',
'name': 'Marc-André ter Stegen ',
'birth_date': '30/4/1992',
'nation': 'Germany',
'position': 'GK',
'foot': 'Either'}
then I did
with open('data.json', 'w') as json_file:
json.dump(test_data, json_file, indent=2)
json.dump(test_data2, json_file, indent=2)
Of course, I would have iterated a list of dict
s to store multiple dict
s, but I just did this for now to test if the format is correct. The result .json
file looks like
data.json
{
"profile_img": "https://fmdataba.com/images/p/4592.png",
"name": "Son Heung-Min ",
"birth_date": "8/7/1992",
"nation": "South Korea KOR",
"position": "M (R), AM (RL), ST (C)",
"foot": "Either"
}{
"profile_img": "https://fmdataba.com/images/p/1103.png",
"name": "Marc-Andr\u00e9 ter Stegen ",
"birth_date": "30/4/1992",
"nation": "Germany",
"position": "GK",
"foot": "Either"
}
It seems pretty weird because there is not ,
between two objects.
What is the typical way of doing this?