HOW TO: JSON and APIs in PYTHON - A Beginners Look

[@louisgirardin2030]

Good level of details and straight to the point, thx for taking the time to put this together !

[@python360]

Excellent video. Deserves way more views! Keep making them, definitely!

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks! Glad you liked it

[@wangdanny178]

Thanks again. I just started on API scraping and json. Good starter video.

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Feedback welcome! too long? not enough detail? too much detail? Not focused enough?

[@dnetvaggos4443]

It was good, also check about python xlwings its great library for excel things and it seems answesome!

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

@@dnetvaggos4443 thanks will do!

[@sergeys4732]

Man! That's cool lesson! Keep going

[@marianaaa24]

Wonderful tutorial, thank you!

[@TheUnrestrainedTaco]

Awesome lesson, very easy to follow along with and understand. Thanks so much, it's been very helpful!

[@SilverLake.]

Thank you for your video.

[@muralk3153]

Excellent video!

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it

[@Turge]

9:10 importing libaries 9:44 inserting url 10:34 printing data 11:30 acsessing the information section 2 creating a list. 16:02 creating a dictionery 17:38 adding an input function 19:05

[@Frankie_Freedom]

I kept getting a not defined on the line where it says "beer_list = [ ]" which I noticed you didn't why would that have happened?

[@fatimahwriter9564]

Very useful

[@calvintait3869]

I'm using multiple api jsons responses of varying length and I get a KeyError [key] anytime I use your print(data[.... like I don't have a list defined yet? Python 3.6 in PyCharm

[@Village_Crystal_Stone]

Hi sir , What if we have a json API link and Convert that into CSV file. How can we do that !!!?

[@john-r-edge]

Comment for pedants. Most descriptions of a JSON file say that the first and last chars should be curly braces { }, so confirming the "JSON = Python dictionary" idea But i see JSON files with surrounding square brackets [ ] - so indicating a list. And those don't cause problems since json.load still imports the file as a dictionary. But if that is as random as Python gets, we can live with that?

[@elibainbridge1326]

where can I download this json fake data file?

[@dnetvaggos4443]

Nice work! ;)

[@rajeevaggarwal8770]

Could u share this fake json file for practice?

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

I don’t think I have this anymore but for all fake data I use mockeroo online, it’s great for generating fake data

[@Akbar-ux3bc]

Please share json file

[@nepalimix1067]

its dumb brother can you tell how to take inputs with json in python

[@boasorte6808]

God

[@garypweedman4686]

wow

[@bentalebaymen4621]

Hello John, in the third execution The system identified you as a scraper and banned the IP. To use the data on the website contact the owner and request permission. got the ip banned by cloudfair anyway to avoid this ? :)

[@alexanderchebotariov7230]

Nice lesson, thanks! For just three items in a beer object list comprehension might fit as well. And random.choice() could be slightly more readable compared to random.randint(0, len(lst)).

[@Millyrock-k4f]

you genius

[@mariumbegum7325]

Great tutorial with simple instructions! Keep it up!

[@markthomas9641]

Great video, thank you. DeltaJSON is really useful for dev working with JSON, it does compare, merge and graft via API service.

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Sounds cool I’ll look into it thanks

[@luiscarlostrotta8119]

buenas tardes, disculpa te esscriba en Español, tengo un error en un codigo utilizando get requests, me podrias ayudar?, por otra parte, teienes el enlace de la api que utizas?, muchas gracias, saludos cordiales

[@Jorgenwelsink]

Superb, very clear explanation. Thanks!

[@pavspy3489]

Thank you so much. You have saved me hours.

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Glad I could help!

[@kafran]

I wish dealing with rate limits hadn't been neglected since it is a pretty common issue.

[@ScrolltheNature]

Great work !!

[@dzeykop]

Thank you, John. Wauu again great job

[@MuhammadSRaniYah]

Excellent video!

[@03poij54lrwskdfj]

Brilliant, thanks John for all these videos about scrapping. Here you an idea for another video: how to scrape content from an API and then print it into a page using Flask it

[@JohnWatsonRooney]

Cool idea, I’ll get a video planned for that!