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pydantic.main.BaseModel.model_dump_json. The .model_dump_json() method serializes a model directly to a JSON-encoded string that is equivalent to the result produced by .model_dump(). See the available parameters for more information.
As well as accessing model attributes directly via their names (e.g. model.foobar), models can be converted and exported in a number of ways: model.dict(...) ¶ This is the primary way of converting a model to a dictionary.
model_dump_json(): Returns a JSON string representation of model_dump(). See Serialization. model_copy(): Returns a copy (by default, shallow copy) of the model. See Serialization. model_json_schema(): Returns a jsonable dictionary representing the model's JSON Schema. See JSON Schema.
Use the model_dump() method to serialize the model into a dictionary. Example: class User (BaseModel): id: int . username: str . print (serialized_user) # Output: {'id': 1, 'username': 'john_doe'} The model_dump() method offers a straightforward and intuitive way to serialize Pydantic models.
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We have .model_dump() but its return type hint is dict[str, Any]. This is annoying is because I want to write a FastAPI backend with SQLAlchemy ORM and Pydantic models. When creating an ORM model we have only one option (I think) to create an instance, calling constructor with kwargs.
Currently, if you have a RootModel that looks like the following, and then you call model_dump(), you'll not get a dict, but a list. model = MyRootModel (root= ["a", "b"]) model. model_dump () # This returns a list[str], and not a dict. We could override the return type in RootModel and silence type checkers about that.
To make serialization_alias the default behavior when calling model_dump() on a Pydantic model, you need to configure this in the model's ConfigDict by setting serialize_by_alias=True. Here is how you can modify your ProjectStage model:
でも、いまはpydantic を使えば、データ構造用の保存関数・読み込み関数が大幅に簡略化できることを知った。 Json以前 データの書き込み・読み込みは、値の順序や値の大きさが明確にハードコーディングが必要な状況だった。
There is a way to load a list of data into a list of pydantic instances: pydantic.parse_obj_as(typing.List[Item], item_data) Nice! How to do the reverse thing? I've tried pydantic.json.pydantic...