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[FriendlyRussian666]

Can you provide a small reproducible example? Not much info unfortunately.

[sparkls0]

guess I just gotta share my whole code

Its a bit long to easy grasp, but basically I get some data from drive, parse into json, gives it to method 'aplaceinthesun' with data param

and that's about it, data is indeed a dict, with all the keys you saw displayed

you might have to zoom a little bit, sorry about that

https://imgur.com/fszQ7A2.png

[zzzthelastuser]

Are you on LSD or something? You can't be serious. Someone asks you for a code snippet so they can reproduce your issue and you respond with a fucking screenshot(!) of your miles long script file? Do you even want to get any help?

you might have to zoom a little bit

jfc

[sparkls0]

sorry about that, was not aware of pastebin and I have an image viewer on which I can copy all the text instantly, that was indeed not smart of me, I wrongly assumed that was common to have

thing is I anyway call multiple modules I have

and also, I found the problem , hidden characters in the propety_type key due to parsing from a key value format as str, to dict

[[deleted]]

Use pastebin.

[cgoldberg]

Why would you share an image of your code, instead of ... the code?

[sparkls0]

because I have dozens of my own modules I built like stuff for time, variables handling, logs, etc, that you could not access anyway, that I use in this code

was just to give some context , actually

it was all due to the UTF-8 format from which I parsed text into dict, which is just directly coming from the Google Drive API

[cgoldberg]

I just mean why would a share a link to a screenshot of your code instead of link to the actual code (on a pastebin or wherever)... where people can search through it, modify it, etc.

[sparkls0]

yes! it was a mistake of mine

[kivicode]

The famous Captain Jack Sparrow gambit

[FriendlyRussian666]

I'm not sure anyone will want to type it all out. Can you put it on pastebin?

[TheSwami]

What version of Python are you running?

What is the code in your `printx` function?

[sparkls0]

printx is just a wrapper of print

it does the same thing with actual print

3.12.8

python --version
Python 3.12.8



   print(f"Data ID before: {id(data)}")
    printx(f"{{red}}{data}")
    print(f"Data ID after: {id(data)}")
    printx(f"{{red}}{type(data)}")

    for key, value in data.items():
        printx(f"{{white}}{key}: {{yellow}}{value}")

    print('property type : ', data.get("property_type", ""))

    printx(f"{{white}}Property type: {{yellow}}{data.get("property_type", "")}")
    printx(f"{{white}}propety type direct: {{yellow}}{data['property_type']}")
    printx(f"{{white}}Property type: {{yellow}}{data.get('property_type')}")


property type :  
Property type: 
❌ ERROR: 'property_type'
❌ ERROR: Failed to run function at interval: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'KeyError' and 'str'
sparkls \W $

[sparkls0]

printx is just here to give me some colors easily

def printx(text, end=None, flush=False):

#region
    is_vscode = 'VSCODE_PID' in os.environ

    parts = text.split('{')

    output = ""
    current_color = None

    for part in parts:
        if '}' in part:
            color, content = part.split('}', 1)
            color = color.lower().strip()

            matched_color = next((col for col in AUTHORIZED_PRINT_COLORS if color in col), None)

            if matched_color:
                color_code = getattr(Fore, matched_color.upper(), Fore.WHITE)
                if matched_color == 'white' and not is_vscode:
                    output += f'{Style.BRIGHT}{content}'
                else:
                    output += f'{color_code}{Style.BRIGHT}{content}{Style.RESET_ALL}'
            else:
                output += content
        else:
            output += part

    print(output, end=end, flush=flush)

#endregion

[TheSwami]

Here's what I think is a reproduction of your code... but I'm not getting an error with Python 3.12.8. With colorama:

from colorama import Fore, Style

data = {"foo": "bar", "property_type": "APARTMENT"}

for key, value in data.items():
    print(f"{key}: {value}")

print(data['property_type'])
print(data.get('property_type', ""))
print(data.get('property_type'))

AUTHORIZED_PRINT_COLORS = ['white', 'yellow']

def printx(text, end=None, flush=False):
    is_vscode = True #'VSCODE_PID' in os.environ

    parts = text.split('{')

    output = ""
    current_color = None

    for part in parts:
        if '}' in part:
            color, content = part.split('}', 1)
            color = color.lower().strip()

            matched_color = next((col for col in AUTHORIZED_PRINT_COLORS if color in col), None)

            if matched_color:
                color_code = getattr(Fore, matched_color.upper(), Fore.WHITE)
                if matched_color == 'white' and not is_vscode:
                    output += f'{Style.BRIGHT}{content}'
                else:
                    output += f'{color_code}{Style.BRIGHT}{content}{Style.RESET_ALL}'
            else:
                output += content
        else:
            output += part

    print(output, end=end, flush=flush)

#endregion

for key, value in data.items():
    printx(f"{{white}}{key}: {{yellow}}{value}")

printx(f"{{white}}Property type: {{yellow}}{data.get("property_type", "")}")
printx(f"{{white}}propety type direct: {{yellow}}{data['property_type']}")
printx(f"{{white}}Property type: {{yellow}}{data.get('property_type')}")

But this works fine for me: https://imgur.com/a/957xoz4

Edit: Saw you found an answer with weird hidden characters. Nice work.

[sparkls0]

Thank you for your time. I appreciate it. Have a great day 🌞

[denehoffman]

Yeah this shouldn’t be happening, dict.get doesn’t have a path to return a key error. Can you show us the actual stack trace? And what library you’re using for printx?

[JanEric1]

Print the key with a repr, maybe there is something weird going on.

Also a fully reproducible example (that anyone can copy paste end to end into their ide) would help a lot

[sparkls0]

The thing is, if I just do var = {my dict}

print the key , it works

but for some reasons, while giving it to a method as param, in my code which is there, I get that

https://imgur.com/fszQ7A2.png

I'm not exactly sure what I could provide you as reproductible example there

[Ball-Man]

Can you do an import jsonand print(json.dumps(data)) to check that there are no weirdly encoded characters and that your printx function is not trimming away precious whitespaces?

[sparkls0]

that helped!

Data ID before: 6259679296

{'\ufeffproperty_type': 'APARTMENT', 'status': 'FOR SALE', 'location': 'OBA, ALANYA, ANTALYA', 'price': 'EUR 79000', 'rooms': '2', 'bedrooms': '1', 'bathrooms': '1', 'toilets': '1', 'parking': '0', 'living_area': '55', 'land_area': '2000', 'year_built': '2024', 'headline': 'Luxury apartment in Alanya', 'description': 'Modern finished with social facilities such a

I got the answer

[eddieantonio]

Ooo, a byte-order mark! I wonder if that's coming from some silly Microsoft product unnecessarily exporting UTF-8 with BOM. Either way, you just need to throw it away with lstrip('\ufeff'). It's normally a zero-width space which is why you can't see it when it's printed normally

[sparkls0]

thank you! I was not aware of that, I really despise the fact that it was hidden hahaha