I have a python as CGI and the POST from jquery will transform json object to array, so when开发者_运维知识库 I see the POST from jquery, I actually see:
login_user[username]=dfdsfdsf&login_user[password]=dsfsdf
(the [ and ] already escaped)
My question is how I can convert this string back to JSON in python? Or, how can I convert this string to python array/dict structure so that I can process it easier?
[edit] My jquery is posting:
{'login_user': {'username':username, 'password':password}}
If what you want to accomplish is to send structured data from the browser and then unpack it in your Python backend and keep the same structure, I suggest the following:
Create JavaScript objects in the browser to hold your data:
var d = {} d['login_user'] = { 'username': 'foo', 'password': 'bar' }
- Serialize to JSON, with https://github.com/douglascrockford/JSON-js
POST to your backend doing something like this:
$.post(url, {'data': encoded_json_data}, ...)
In your Python code, parse the JSON, POST in my example is where you get your POST data in your CGI script:
data = json.loads(POST['data']) data['login_user']
import re
thestring = "login_user[username]=dfdsfdsf&login_user[password]=dafef"
pattern = re.compile(r'^login_user\[username\]=(.*)&login_user\[password\]=(.*)')
match = pattern.search(thestring)
print match.groups()
Output:
>>> ('dfdsfdsf', 'dafef')
Thus,
lp = match.groups()
print "{'login_user': {'username':"+lp[0]+", 'password':"+lp[1]+"}}"
shall bear: >>> {'login_user': {'username':dfdsfdsf, 'password':dafef}}
>>> import json
>>> data = {'login_user':{'username':'dfdsfdsf', 'password':'dsfsdf'}}
>>> json.dumps(data)
'{"login_user": {"username": "dfdsfdsf", "password": "dsfsdf"}}'
I suspect that data
would already be contained in a GET
var if that's coming from the URL...
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