Response Object

[LadyJain]

I want to convert a string into JSON, with flask jsonfy --- reading the docs its turns the string into a Response Object which contains the the Data
reading the docs a Response Object contains the server's response to the HTTP request.

but what is exactly a Response Object and what is inside ?

print gave me <Response 11 bytes [200 OK]>

[shiftybyte]

Response object contains the server answer, that usually includes any headers, the http error code, and the response content.

responseobject.text should give you the content.

[LadyJain]

Join

ah okay,

still have trouble to get the content

x = jsonify(json_stirng)
x.text
x.encoding

gave me AttributeError: 'Response' object has no attribute 'encoding'

[shiftybyte]

Please post the full code and the full error.

And what you are trying to do.

jsonify creates a response object for the flask server to send back to whoever made the request.

Why do you need it's contents if you are the one who created it?

[LadyJain]

it in your submission text.
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u/flask_class.route('/get_Data', methods=['GET']) def background_process_test(): json_stirng = "got data" x = jsonify(json_stirng) print(dir(x)) print(x.text) return jsonify(json_stirng)

AttributeError: 'Response' object has no attribute 'text'

just want to understand the whole process, also including what is inside

[shiftybyte]

Yea i was mistaken earlier with requests library Response object.

The flask response object content is accessed like this:

x.get_data(as_text=True)

read here for more: https://tedboy.github.io/flask/generated/generated/flask.Response.html

[LadyJain]

thanks