Your example iterates the the json at the top level like this:
for record in resp.json().records:
print "Call type: " + record.type
I am getting an error that the object is not iterable if I try and iterate a nested key with this:
for callfrom in record.from:
How do I iterate the nested keys?
Issue is reserved word "from". Use standard python json object instead of the ringcentral JsonObject as indicated in your answer but you can do this instead:
response = json.loads(resp.text())
for record in response["records"]:
print(f'Call result: {record["result"]} {record["startTime"]} from {record["from"]["phoneNumber"]}')
I figured it out a solution. I can traverse the call log data and get the to and from phone numbers like this:
logdata=resp.text()
dict1 = json.loads(logdata)
for x, y in dict1.items():
if x == 'records':
for item in y:
if isinstance(item,dict):
for a, b in item.items():
if a == 'to':
print('To',b["phoneNumber"])
if a == 'from':
print('From',b["phoneNumber"])
{
"records" : [ {
"id" : "AiQdXSahI0gKzUA",
"sessionId" : "25883985004",
"startTime" : "2021-07-12T18:50:00.581Z",
"duration" : 31,
"type" : "Voice",
"internalType" : "LocalNumber",
"direction" : "Inbound",
"action" : "Phone Call",
"result" : "Missed",
"to" : {
"phoneNumber" : "+14242728375"
},
"from" : {
"phoneNumber" : "+18604281711",
"location" : "Willimantic, CT"
},
"telephonySessionId" : "s-65ac02cc65d84ee195e1fe42d2b0ed24"
}, {
"id" : "AiQdW8NbquqAzUA",
"sessionId" : "25883984004",
"startTime" : "2021-07-12T18:50:00.489Z",
"duration" : 31,
"type" : "Voice",
"internalType" : "LongDistance",
"direction" : "Outbound",
"action" : "RingOut PC",
"result" : "Call connected",
"to" : {
"name" : "Jay Peters",
"phoneNumber" : "+14242728375",
"location" : "Santa Monica Santa Monica, CA"
},
"from" : {
"name" : "Jay Peters",
"phoneNumber" : "+18604281711",
"extensionId" : "299164004"
},
"extension" : {
"uri" : "https://platform.devtest.ringcentral.com/restapi/v1.0/account/299164004/extension/299164004",
"id" : 299164004
},
"telephonySessionId" : "s-9d40efdebaf04bae81b2a8859cef6adf"
} ],
"paging" : {
"page" : 1,
"perPage" : 100,
"pageStart" : 0,
"pageEnd" : 1
},
"navigation" : {
"firstPage" : {
}
}
}
The response is valid and the resp.json().records should be a valid array too. Not sure why you got that error. Can you try with Python 3.x? It shouldn't be a matter but just a test.
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