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Problem writing JSON to file using Python
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I am trying to write a JSON file to the file system using Python. When I go to read the file there's nothing there. I think I'm doing something else wrong.
This is my code:
today = datetime.today()
output_dir = "../../../json/iam"
output_file = output_dir + 'pol-aws-secrets-manager-' + user_name + today +'.json'
policy_doc = "blah":"blah"
with open(output_file, 'w+') as writer:
json.dump(policy_doc,writer)
What am I doing wrong?
python json
edited Mar 26 at 15:59
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I am trying to write a JSON file to the file system using Python. When I go to read the file there's nothing there. I think I'm doing something else wrong.
This is my code:
today = datetime.today()
output_dir = "../../../json/iam"
output_file = output_dir + 'pol-aws-secrets-manager-' + user_name + today +'.json'
policy_doc = "blah":"blah"
with open(output_file, 'w+') as writer:
json.dump(policy_doc,writer)
What am I doing wrong?
python json
edited Mar 26 at 15:59
Chris
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I am trying to write a JSON file to the file system using Python. When I go to read the file there's nothing there. I think I'm doing something else wrong.
This is my code:
today = datetime.today()
output_dir = "../../../json/iam"
output_file = output_dir + 'pol-aws-secrets-manager-' + user_name + today +'.json'
policy_doc = "blah":"blah"
with open(output_file, 'w+') as writer:
json.dump(policy_doc,writer)
What am I doing wrong?
python json
edited Mar 26 at 15:59
Chris
64.1k18 gold badges132 silver badges125 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
bluethundrbluethundr
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I am trying to write a JSON file to the file system using Python. When I go to read the file there's nothing there. I think I'm doing something else wrong.
This is my code:
today = datetime.today()
output_dir = "../../../json/iam"
output_file = output_dir + 'pol-aws-secrets-manager-' + user_name + today +'.json'
policy_doc = "blah":"blah"
with open(output_file, 'w+') as writer:
json.dump(policy_doc,writer)
What am I doing wrong?
python json
python json
edited Mar 26 at 15:59
Chris
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Take a look in ../../../json/ for your files.
You're building your filenames by sticking strings together, which is very error prone. In this case you've forgotten a /, so instead of getting files like
../../../json/iam/foo.json
you're getting files like
../../../json/iamfoo.json
A much safer strategy would be to use something like os.path or pathlib.
answered Mar 26 at 15:56
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In addition to the response above. I tried your code and it created a file with "blah":"blah" without any issues.
The problem could be in the path you specified.
answered Mar 26 at 15:58
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Take a look in ../../../json/ for your files.
You're building your filenames by sticking strings together, which is very error prone. In this case you've forgotten a /, so instead of getting files like
../../../json/iam/foo.json
you're getting files like
../../../json/iamfoo.json
A much safer strategy would be to use something like os.path or pathlib.
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Take a look in ../../../json/ for your files.
You're building your filenames by sticking strings together, which is very error prone. In this case you've forgotten a /, so instead of getting files like
../../../json/iam/foo.json
you're getting files like
../../../json/iamfoo.json
A much safer strategy would be to use something like os.path or pathlib.
answered Mar 26 at 15:56
ChrisChris
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Take a look in ../../../json/ for your files.
You're building your filenames by sticking strings together, which is very error prone. In this case you've forgotten a /, so instead of getting files like
../../../json/iam/foo.json
you're getting files like
../../../json/iamfoo.json
A much safer strategy would be to use something like os.path or pathlib.
answered Mar 26 at 15:56
ChrisChris
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Take a look in ../../../json/ for your files.
You're building your filenames by sticking strings together, which is very error prone. In this case you've forgotten a /, so instead of getting files like
../../../json/iam/foo.json
you're getting files like
../../../json/iamfoo.json
A much safer strategy would be to use something like os.path or pathlib.
answered Mar 26 at 15:56
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In addition to the response above. I tried your code and it created a file with "blah":"blah" without any issues.
The problem could be in the path you specified.
answered Mar 26 at 15:58
IrekIrek
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In addition to the response above. I tried your code and it created a file with "blah":"blah" without any issues.
The problem could be in the path you specified.
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In addition to the response above. I tried your code and it created a file with "blah":"blah" without any issues.
The problem could be in the path you specified.
answered Mar 26 at 15:58
IrekIrek
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In addition to the response above. I tried your code and it created a file with "blah":"blah" without any issues.
The problem could be in the path you specified.
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