我有一个基本的字典如下:

sample = {}
sample['title'] = "String"
sample['somedate'] = somedatetimehere

当我尝试做jsonify(sample)时,我得到:

TypeError: datetime.datetime(2012, 8, 8, 21, 46, 24, 862000) is not JSON serializable

我该怎么做才能使我的字典样本克服上面的错误呢?

注意:虽然它可能不相关,字典是从mongodb的记录检索中生成的,当我打印出str(sample['somedate'])时,输出是2012-08-08 21:46:24.862000。


当前回答

我的快速和肮脏的JSON转储吃日期和一切:

json.dumps(my_dictionary, indent=4, sort_keys=True, default=str)

Default是一个应用于不可序列化对象的函数。 在这种情况下,它是str,所以它只是把所有它不知道的东西转换成字符串。这对于序列化很好,但在反序列化时就不太好了(因此是“快速和肮脏”),因为任何东西都可能在没有警告的情况下被字符串化,例如函数或numpy数组。

其他回答

Another approach is to adopt a concept from FEEL (the Friendly Enough Expression Language) defined in DMN (Decision Model Notation) - namely @strings. Any string starting with @" and ending with " is decoded separately with FEEL decoding. Of course the sender and the receiver have to agree to this convention, but ... the code below lets you encode lots of other things as well as dates, times, date/times, timedeltas. You can encode year/month durations and ranges (so long as you except a 4 element tuple of chr, expr, expr, chr as being a good representation of a range - where the two chrs are open/close brackets). So, @"P4Y2M" is a duration of 4 years and 2 months. @"P2DT5H" is a timedelta of 2 days and 4 hours, @"(2021-01-02 .. 2021-12-31)" is a year range.

下面的代码可用于序列化和反序列化@strings。

import datetime
import pySFeel

parser = pySFeel.SFeelParser()


def convertAtString(thisString):
    # Convert an @string
    (status, newValue) = parser.sFeelParse(thisString[2:-1])
    if 'errors' in status:
        return thisString
    else:
        return newValue


def convertIn(newValue):
    if isinstance(newValue, dict):
        for key in newValue:
            if isinstance(newValue[key], int):
                newValue[key] = float(newValue[key])
            elif isinstance(newValue[key], str) and (newValue[key][0:2] == '@"') and (newValue[key][-1] == '"'):
                newValue[key] = convertAtString(newValue[key])
            elif isinstance(newValue[key], dict) or isinstance(newValue[key], list):
                newValue[key] = convertIn(newValue[key])
    elif isinstance(newValue, list):
        for i in range(len(newValue)):
            if isinstance(newValue[i], int):
                newValue[i] = float(newValue[i])
            elif isinstance(newValue[i], str) and (newValue[i][0:2] == '@"') and (newValue[i][-1] == '"'):
                newValue[i] = convertAtString(newValue[i])
            elif isinstance(newValue[i], dict) or isinstance(newValue[i], list):
                newValue[i] = convertIn(newValue[i])
    elif isinstance(newValue, str) and (newValue[0:2] == '@"') and (newValue[-1] == '"'):
        newValue = convertAtString(newValue)
    return newValue


  def convertOut(thisValue):
      if isinstance(thisValue, datetime.date):
          return '@"' + thisValue.isoformat() + '"'
      elif isinstance(thisValue, datetime.datetime):
          return '@"' + thisValue.isoformat(sep='T') + '"'
      elif isinstance(thisValue, datetime.time):
          return '@"' + thisValue.isoformat() + '"'
      elif isinstance(thisValue, datetime.timedelta):
          sign = ''
          duration = thisValue.total_seconds()
          if duration < 0:
              duration = -duration
              sign = '-'
          secs = duration % 60
          duration = int(duration / 60)
          mins = duration % 60
          duration = int(duration / 60)
          hours = duration % 24
          days = int(duration / 24)
          return '@"%sP%dDT%dH%dM%fS"' % (sign, days, hours, mins, secs)
      elif isinstance(thisValue, bool):
          return thisValue:
      elif thisValue is None:
          return thisValue:
      elif isinstance(thisValue, int):
          sign = ''
          if thisValue < 0:
              thisValue = -thisValue
              sign = '-'
          years = int(thisValue / 12)
          months = (thisValue % 12)
          return '@"%sP%dY%dM"' % (sign, years, months)
      elif isinstance(thisValue, tuple) and (len(thisValue) == 4):
          (lowEnd, lowVal, highVal, highEnd) = thisValue
          return '@"' + lowEnd + str(lowVal) + ' .. ' + str(highVal) + highEnd
      elif thisValue is None:
          return 'null'
      elif isinstance(thisValue, dict):
          for item in thisValue:
              thisValue[item] = convertOut(thisValue[item])
          return thisValue
      elif isinstance(thisValue, list):
          for i in range(len(thisValue)):
              thisValue[i] = convertOut(thisValue[i])
          return thisValue
      else:
          return thisValue

我今天遇到了这个问题,我发现了一种叫做泡菜的东西。它是一个用于序列化python对象的内置库,也可以从pickle文件加载它。

我发现pickle和json之间唯一的区别是pickle文件是二进制文件,而json是通常的文本文件。

它不会对datetime对象造成任何问题。

根据@jjmontes的回答,我使用了以下方法。 适用于flask和flask-rest用户

# get json string
jsonStr = json.dumps(my_dictionary, indent=1, sort_keys=True, default=str)
# then covert json string to json object
return json.loads(jsonStr)
def j_serial(o):     # self contained
    from datetime import datetime, date
    return str(o).split('.')[0] if isinstance(o, (datetime, date)) else None

以上用途的使用:

import datetime
serial_d = j_serial(datetime.datetime.now())
if serial_d:
    print(serial_d)  # output: 2018-02-28 02:23:15

2018年更新

最初的答案适应了MongoDB“date”字段的表示方式:

{" $日期":1506816000000}

如果你想要一个通用的Python解决方案来将datetime序列化为json,请查看@jjmontes的答案,这是一个不需要依赖的快速解决方案。


当你在使用mongoengine(每个注释)而pymongo是一个依赖时,pymongo有内置的实用工具来帮助json序列化: http://api.mongodb.org/python/1.10.1/api/bson/json_util.html

示例用法(序列化):

from bson import json_util
import json

json.dumps(anObject, default=json_util.default)

示例用法(反序列化):

json.loads(aJsonString, object_hook=json_util.object_hook)

Django

Django提供了一个原生的DjangoJSONEncoder序列化器来正确地处理这类问题。

看到https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/serialization/ djangojsonencoder

from django.core.serializers.json import DjangoJSONEncoder

return json.dumps(
  item,
  sort_keys=True,
  indent=1,
  cls=DjangoJSONEncoder
)

我注意到DjangoJSONEncoder和使用自定义默认之间的一个区别:

import datetime
import json

def default(o):
    if isinstance(o, (datetime.date, datetime.datetime)):
        return o.isoformat()

return json.dumps(
  item,
  sort_keys=True,
  indent=1,
  default=default
)

Django剥离了一些数据:

 "last_login": "2018-08-03T10:51:42.990", # DjangoJSONEncoder 
 "last_login": "2018-08-03T10:51:42.990239", # default

所以,在某些情况下,你可能需要小心。