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JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) aka the Fat Free Alternative to XML is a lightweight data exchange format inspired by JavaScript object literals. It is often used with JavaScript, Ajax, and RESTful web services but is completely language independent.
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A better way to convert an SQLObject instance into a dict
PS the purpose of this is to allow a generic presentation of an object as a JSON document. It returns a dict which can be then given to json.dumps. … If you've got a different way to convert an SQLObject to a JSON doc, that would be cool as well
def sqlobject_to_dict(obj):
obj_dict = {}
cls_name = type(obj)
has_props = False
for attr …
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