What I have tried so far seems to
node_id = {'method': 'date','method': 'nodeid', 'id': serial_number}
date = {'method': 'date'}
frequency = {'method': 'freq', 'id':serial_number}
bandwidth = {'method': 'bw' , 'id':serial_number}
Here is sample code using the first three values of level_1_methods
:
level_1_methods = [
{"result": ["51485"], "id": "51485", "jsonrpc": "2.0"},
{"result": ["1515106787"], "jsonrpc": "2.0"},
{"result": ["2240"], "id": "51485", "jsonrpc": "2.0"}
]
level_1_methods_lst = ['node_id', 'date', 'frequency']
for i in range(len(level_1_methods)):
key = level_1_methods_lst[i]
value = level_1_methods[i]['result']
level_1_methods[i][key] = value
level_1_methods[i].pop('result')
print(level_1_methods[i])
>>> {'id': '51485', 'jsonrpc': '2.0', 'node_id': ['51485']}
>>> {'date': ['1515106787'], 'jsonrpc': '2.0'}
>>> {'id': '51485', 'frequency': ['2240'], 'jsonrpc': '2.0'}
You will need to change level_1_methods
from a tuple to a list. Additionally, the outputted dictionary is ordered alphabetically which shouldn't make a difference if you ever need to extract the information. I hope this helps.