How to export dictionary as CSV using Python? -


i having problems exporting items in dictionary csv. can export 'name' not 'images' (the image url).

this example of part of dictionary: 

new = [{ "name" : "peter", "picture" : "https://img.evbuc.com/https%3a%2f%2fcdn.evbuc.com%2fimages%2f33500665%2f25911657759%2f1%2foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&rect=0%2c581%2c6000%2c3000&s=bfaa2901b8c906a66c51563d15c6df12"}, {"name" : "jim" , "picture" : "https://img.evbuc.com/https%3a%2f%2fcdn.evbuc.com%2fimages%2f32935536%2f10115879927%2f1%2foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&rect=0%2c40%2c624%2c312&s=c67e995e83234ab460707ac21f3541f8"}]

edit (i made mistake naming pointed out. seems work after updating it).

and code have written (which works 'name' not 'picture'):

import csv  test = []  document in new:     event_obj = {}      # name     event_obj['name'] = document['name']      # images     event_obj['picture'] = document['picture']      test.append(event_obj)  # create csv file open('eventbrite_events.csv', 'w', newline='') csvfile:      fields = ['name', 'picture']      writer = csv.dictwriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fields)      writer.writeheader()      x in test:          writer.writerow(x) print(csvfile)

your new list contains dictionaries key picture trying access 1 called images.

import csv  new = [     { "name" : "peter", "picture" : "https://img.evbuc.com/https%3a%2f%2fcdn.evbuc.com%2fimages%2f33500665%2f25911657759%2f1%2foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&rect=0%2c581%2c6000%2c3000&s=bfaa2901b8c906a66c51563d15c6df12"},     {"name" : "jim" , "picture" : "https://img.evbuc.com/https%3a%2f%2fcdn.evbuc.com%2fimages%2f32935536%2f10115879927%2f1%2foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&rect=0%2c40%2c624%2c312&s=c67e995e83234ab460707ac21f3541f8"}]  test = []  document in new:     event_obj = {}      # name     event_obj['name'] = document['name']      # images     event_obj['images'] = document['picture']      test.append(event_obj)  # create csv file open('eventbrite_events.csv', 'w', newline='') csvfile:     fields = ['name', 'images']     writer = csv.dictwriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fields)     writer.writeheader()     writer.writerows(test)

you make use of writerows() write rows in 1 go.

this give csv file follows:

name,images peter,https://img.evbuc.com/https%3a%2f%2fcdn.evbuc.com%2fimages%2f33500665%2f25911657759%2f1%2foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&rect=0%2c581%2c6000%2c3000&s=bfaa2901b8c906a66c51563d15c6df12 jim,https://img.evbuc.com/https%3a%2f%2fcdn.evbuc.com%2fimages%2f32935536%2f10115879927%2f1%2foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&rect=0%2c40%2c624%2c312&s=c67e995e83234ab460707ac21f3541f8

you avoid building test follows alternative way rename entry:

import csv  new = [     {"name" : "peter", "picture" : "https://img.evbuc.com/https%3a%2f%2fcdn.evbuc.com%2fimages%2f33500665%2f25911657759%2f1%2foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&rect=0%2c581%2c6000%2c3000&s=bfaa2901b8c906a66c51563d15c6df12"},     {"name" : "jim" , "picture" : "https://img.evbuc.com/https%3a%2f%2fcdn.evbuc.com%2fimages%2f32935536%2f10115879927%2f1%2foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&rect=0%2c40%2c624%2c312&s=c67e995e83234ab460707ac21f3541f8"}]  # create csv file open('eventbrite_events.csv', 'w', newline='') csvfile:     fields = ['name', 'images']      writer = csv.dictwriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fields)     writer.writeheader()      row in new:         row['images'] = row.pop('picture')         writer.writerow(row)

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