I'm working now on my retrieve
of values from NDB
, which is a mess but it seems to be working:
class retrieve(webapp2.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
id=(self.request.get('id'))
newvalues=Book.get_by_id(id)
newvalues=Book.to_dict(newvalues)
newvalues=str(newvalues)
self.response.write(newvalues)
This gets me :
{'content': u"(u'011', u'11', u'11', u'11', u'11')"}
I suppose I can convert that dict to a string and replace all the unwanted characters, as:
newvalues = newvalues.replace ("{'content':","")
Is there a simple / more efficient way?
The desired output:
01111111111
Ie. only values with no spaces or anything in between.
EDIT 1
@Daniel,
After implementing values= ''.join(newvalues.content)
I now have the content
values:
(u'011', u'11', u'11', u'11', u'11')
Now do I need to join
again to combine all that? Also, I thought that the u
unicode notation goes away automagically...
EDIT 2 I do not know why this is happening.
I get the 'id' via get_by_id
(removed the to_dict
part), tried also:
values= ''.join(newvalues.content)
values=''.join(map(str, values))
self.response.write (values)
Still only getting:
(u'011', u'11', u'11', u'11', u'11')
EDIT Book
model :
class Book(ndb.Model):
content = ndb.StringProperty()
Use re.sub
>>> d = {'content': u"(u'011', u'11', u'11', u'11', u'11')"}
>>> re.sub(r'u[\'"]|[\'",()\s]', '', d['content'])
u'01111111111'
>>> re.sub(r'u[\'"]|\W', '', d['content'])
u'01111111111'