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10-05-2022 01:55 AM
Hello,
I've some urls to introduce in a JSON list the command used are this one to encode:
#encode to ASCII
url.encode(encoding='ascii',errors="ignore").decode()
In the context the variable is perfect, however inside the JSON list it's not. Even if I call variables from inside the JSON list to outside is perfect too.
It's only inside the JSON list where differents characters appear.
10-05-2022 11:49 PM
Sorry for not giving more information, I have to be carefull with it. Here it's a smaller part of the program, where a JSON list is loaded, and parameters are changed, then JSON List is updated. The question is about why is not encoded in ASCII even if I force to do it inside the JSON List.
def main(domain, url):
domain = domain.encode(encoding='ascii',errors="ignore").decode()
url = url.encode(encoding='ascii',errors="ignore").decode()
allJSON = demisto.executeCommand("getList", {"listName":"JSONList"})
data = json.loads(allJSON[0]['Contents'])
newdata = {domain:{"domain": domain,"url":url}}
if type(data) is list:
data.append(newdata)
else:
data.update(newdata)
demisto.executeCommand("setList",{"listName":"JSONList","listData":data})
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