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I want to parse response json from two different api calls ,but has same dictionary names with different values in a nested for loop

I was able to get from the first api call, but failing on second api call with same dict as issues in both call but the key values are different.

def classtest(self):
 apione = "http://jira.com/rest/1"
 headers = 
 'content-type': "application/json",
 
 requestglobal = requests.request("GET", apione, headers=headers)
 responseglobal = requestglobal.text
 responseglobal = json.loads(responseglobal)
 for i in responseglobal['issues']:
 issue1 = i[key]
 print(issue1)
 apitwo = "https://jira.com/rest/2" + str(issue1)
 requesttwo = requests.request("GET", apitwo, headers=headers)
 responsetwo = requesttwo.text
 responsetwo = json.loads(responsetwo)
 for i in responsetwo['issues']:
 issue2 = i[key] + str(issue1)
 print(issue2)
 apitthree = "https://jira.com/rest/3" + str(issue1) + str(issue3)
 requestthree = requests.request("GET", apitthree, headers=headers)
 responsethree = requestthree.text
 responsethree = json.loads(responsetthree)
 for i in responsethree['issues']:
 issue3 = i[key] + str(issue2) 
 print(issue3)
 print("something from thirdloop")
 print("something from second loop") 
 print ("something from first for loop")

I want all the issues from all three api calls.

python python-3.x python-2.7 jython jython-2.7

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edited Mar 27 at 23:14

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asked Mar 27 at 23:07

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1

I want to parse response json from two different api calls ,but has same dictionary names with different values in a nested for loop

I was able to get from the first api call, but failing on second api call with same dict as issues in both call but the key values are different.

def classtest(self):
 apione = "http://jira.com/rest/1"
 headers = 
 'content-type': "application/json",
 
 requestglobal = requests.request("GET", apione, headers=headers)
 responseglobal = requestglobal.text
 responseglobal = json.loads(responseglobal)
 for i in responseglobal['issues']:
 issue1 = i[key]
 print(issue1)
 apitwo = "https://jira.com/rest/2" + str(issue1)
 requesttwo = requests.request("GET", apitwo, headers=headers)
 responsetwo = requesttwo.text
 responsetwo = json.loads(responsetwo)
 for i in responsetwo['issues']:
 issue2 = i[key] + str(issue1)
 print(issue2)
 apitthree = "https://jira.com/rest/3" + str(issue1) + str(issue3)
 requestthree = requests.request("GET", apitthree, headers=headers)
 responsethree = requestthree.text
 responsethree = json.loads(responsetthree)
 for i in responsethree['issues']:
 issue3 = i[key] + str(issue2) 
 print(issue3)
 print("something from thirdloop")
 print("something from second loop") 
 print ("something from first for loop")

I want all the issues from all three api calls.

python python-3.x python-2.7 jython jython-2.7

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 23:14

Kumar

asked Mar 27 at 23:07

KumarKumar

2288 bronze badges

add a comment | 

I want to parse response json from two different api calls ,but has same dictionary names with different values in a nested for loop

I was able to get from the first api call, but failing on second api call with same dict as issues in both call but the key values are different.

def classtest(self):
 apione = "http://jira.com/rest/1"
 headers = 
 'content-type': "application/json",
 
 requestglobal = requests.request("GET", apione, headers=headers)
 responseglobal = requestglobal.text
 responseglobal = json.loads(responseglobal)
 for i in responseglobal['issues']:
 issue1 = i[key]
 print(issue1)
 apitwo = "https://jira.com/rest/2" + str(issue1)
 requesttwo = requests.request("GET", apitwo, headers=headers)
 responsetwo = requesttwo.text
 responsetwo = json.loads(responsetwo)
 for i in responsetwo['issues']:
 issue2 = i[key] + str(issue1)
 print(issue2)
 apitthree = "https://jira.com/rest/3" + str(issue1) + str(issue3)
 requestthree = requests.request("GET", apitthree, headers=headers)
 responsethree = requestthree.text
 responsethree = json.loads(responsetthree)
 for i in responsethree['issues']:
 issue3 = i[key] + str(issue2) 
 print(issue3)
 print("something from thirdloop")
 print("something from second loop") 
 print ("something from first for loop")

I want all the issues from all three api calls.

python python-3.x python-2.7 jython jython-2.7

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 23:14

Kumar

asked Mar 27 at 23:07

KumarKumar

2288 bronze badges

def classtest(self):
 apione = "http://jira.com/rest/1"
 headers = 
 'content-type': "application/json",
 
 requestglobal = requests.request("GET", apione, headers=headers)
 responseglobal = requestglobal.text
 responseglobal = json.loads(responseglobal)
 for i in responseglobal['issues']:
 issue1 = i[key]
 print(issue1)
 apitwo = "https://jira.com/rest/2" + str(issue1)
 requesttwo = requests.request("GET", apitwo, headers=headers)
 responsetwo = requesttwo.text
 responsetwo = json.loads(responsetwo)
 for i in responsetwo['issues']:
 issue2 = i[key] + str(issue1)
 print(issue2)
 apitthree = "https://jira.com/rest/3" + str(issue1) + str(issue3)
 requestthree = requests.request("GET", apitthree, headers=headers)
 responsethree = requestthree.text
 responsethree = json.loads(responsetthree)
 for i in responsethree['issues']:
 issue3 = i[key] + str(issue2) 
 print(issue3)
 print("something from thirdloop")
 print("something from second loop") 
 print ("something from first for loop")

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 23:14

Kumar

asked Mar 27 at 23:07

KumarKumar

2288 bronze badges

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 23:14

Kumar

asked Mar 27 at 23:07

KumarKumar

2288 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 23:07

KumarKumar

2288 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 23:07

KumarKumar

2288 bronze badges