如何使一个Python类序列化?
class FileItem:
def __init__(self, fname):
self.fname = fname
尝试序列化为JSON:
>>> import json
>>> x = FileItem('/foo/bar')
>>> json.dumps(x)
TypeError: Object of type 'FileItem' is not JSON serializable
如何使一个Python类序列化?
class FileItem:
def __init__(self, fname):
self.fname = fname
尝试序列化为JSON:
>>> import json
>>> x = FileItem('/foo/bar')
>>> json.dumps(x)
TypeError: Object of type 'FileItem' is not JSON serializable
当前回答
Json在它可以打印的对象方面受到限制,而jsonpickle(你可能需要一个PIP安装jsonpickle)在它不能缩进文本方面受到限制。如果你想检查一个你不能改变类的对象的内容,我仍然找不到比:
import json
import jsonpickle
...
print json.dumps(json.loads(jsonpickle.encode(object)), indent=2)
注意:他们仍然不能打印对象方法。
其他回答
我喜欢Onur的答案,但会扩展到包括一个可选的toJSON()方法,用于对象序列化自己:
def dumper(obj):
try:
return obj.toJSON()
except:
return obj.__dict__
print json.dumps(some_big_object, default=dumper, indent=2)
TLDR:复制-粘贴下面的选项1或选项2
真正的/完整的答案:让Pythons json模块与你的类一起工作
AKA,求解:json。dump ({"thing": YOUR_CLASS()})
解释:
Yes, a good reliable solution exists No, there is no python "official" solution By official solution, I mean there is no way (as of 2023) to add a method to your class (like toJSON in JavaScript) and/or no way to register your class with the built-in json module. When something like json.dumps([1,2, your_obj]) is executed, python doesn't check a lookup table or object method. I'm not sure why other answers don't explain this The closest official approach is probably andyhasit's answer which is to inherit from a dictionary. However, inheriting from a dictionary doesn't work very well for many custom classes like AdvancedDateTime, or pytorch tensors. The ideal workaround is this: Mutate json.dumps (affects everywhere, even pip modules that import json) Add def __json__(self) method to your class
选项1:让一个模块来做补丁
PIP安装json-fix (扩展+包装版FancyJohn的回答,谢谢@FancyJohn)
your_class_definition.py
import json_fix
class YOUR_CLASS:
def __json__(self):
# YOUR CUSTOM CODE HERE
# you probably just want to do:
# return self.__dict__
return "a built-in object that is naturally json-able"
这是它。
使用示例:
from your_class_definition import YOUR_CLASS
import json
json.dumps([1,2, YOUR_CLASS()], indent=0)
# '[\n1,\n2,\n"a built-in object that is naturally json-able"\n]'
生成json。dump适用于Numpy数组,Pandas DataFrames和其他第三方对象,请参阅模块(只有大约2行代码,但需要解释)。
它是如何工作的?嗯…
选项2:补丁json。把你自己
注意:这种方法是简化的,它在已知的edgcase上失败(例如:如果你的自定义类继承了dict或其他内置类),并且它错过了控制外部类的json行为(numpy数组,datetime, dataframes,张量等)。
some_file_thats_imported_before_your_class_definitions.py
# Step: 1
# create the patch
from json import JSONEncoder
def wrapped_default(self, obj):
return getattr(obj.__class__, "__json__", wrapped_default.default)(obj)
wrapped_default.default = JSONEncoder().default
# apply the patch
JSONEncoder.original_default = JSONEncoder.default
JSONEncoder.default = wrapped_default
your_class_definition.py
# Step 2
class YOUR_CLASS:
def __json__(self, **options):
# YOUR CUSTOM CODE HERE
# you probably just want to do:
# return self.__dict__
return "a built-in object that is natually json-able"
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其他答案似乎都是“序列化自定义对象的最佳实践/方法”
在这里的文档中已经介绍过了(搜索“complex”可以找到编码复数的例子)
这个类可以做到这一点,它将object转换为标准json。
import json
class Serializer(object):
@staticmethod
def serialize(object):
return json.dumps(object, default=lambda o: o.__dict__.values()[0])
用法:
Serializer.serialize(my_object)
在python2.7和python3中工作。
一个非常简单的一行程序解决方案
import json
json.dumps(your_object, default=lambda __o: __o.__dict__)
结束!
下面是一个测试。
import json
from dataclasses import dataclass
@dataclass
class Company:
id: int
name: str
@dataclass
class User:
id: int
name: str
email: str
company: Company
company = Company(id=1, name="Example Ltd")
user = User(id=1, name="John Doe", email="john@doe.net", company=company)
json.dumps(user, default=lambda __o: __o.__dict__)
输出:
{
"id": 1,
"name": "John Doe",
"email": "john@doe.net",
"company": {
"id": 1,
"name": "Example Ltd"
}
}
这对我来说很有效:
class JsonSerializable(object):
def serialize(self):
return json.dumps(self.__dict__)
def __repr__(self):
return self.serialize()
@staticmethod
def dumper(obj):
if "serialize" in dir(obj):
return obj.serialize()
return obj.__dict__
然后
class FileItem(JsonSerializable):
...
and
log.debug(json.dumps(<my object>, default=JsonSerializable.dumper, indent=2))