Python removes extra key from result
Hi I am experimenting with python and mongodb with tornado framework. I have an input module where a user can insert data of students in academic and sports fields. I am using PostMan to inspect the code.
def post(self):
print(json_encode(self.body))
db.SearchLog.insert(self.body)
default = 'None'
Date = self.body.get('Date', default)
Reg = self.body.get('Reg', default)
Name = self.body.get('Name', default)
cursor = db.studentDetails.find({'Reg': Reg, 'Name': Name})
value = yield cursor.count()
if value is 0:
db.studentDetails.insert(self.body)
else:
self.write("{"'"success"'": 1, "'"data"'":[")
for document in (yield cursor.to_list(length=100)):
self.write(format(JSONEncoder().encode(document)))
c = 1
if (c < value):
c+=1
value = value - 1
self.write(",")
self.write("]}")
The code works fine. But the problem is with how the output is drawn.
The result looks like this
{"success": 1, "data":[{"_id": "55acc2205d8882ef8a667d34", "Reg": "11mt", "Name": "Alex", "Total": "98"}]}
{"data": null, "status": "success"}
Due to the presence of two data, I could not get the values for Name, Total, Reg.
Is there any way I can send [{"_id": "55acc2205d8882ef8a667d34", "Reg": "11mt", "Name": "Alex", "Total": "98"}]
'null' instead.
My conclusion should be like {"data":"[{"_id": "55acc2205d8882ef8a667d34", "Reg": "11mt", "Name": "Alex", "Total": "98"}]" , "status": "success"}
Additional {"data": null, "status": "success"}
I don't know how this will happen.
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