[FIXED] Convert "\u0000" in False and "\u0001" in True in Python2

Issue

I'm print a dictionary like JSON in Python2, I'm using print(json.dumps(request_dr.data['data'])) but right now the output from my console is:

{
   "id": 711,
   "username": "esteban@gtt",
   "first_name": "esteban@gtt",
   "last_name": "",

    ... Anothers fields

   "passwordChangedOnce": "\u0001",
   "ldapCheck": "\u0000"
 }

So, How Can I convert passwordChangedOnce to true and ldapCheck to false, in order to I get some like this:

{
   "id": 711,
   "username": "esteban@gtt",
   "first_name": "esteban@gtt",
   "last_name": "",

    ... Anothers fields

   "passwordChangedOnce": "true",
   "ldapCheck": "false"
 }

I have read another answers in Stack Overflow but I haven't had success. Thanks

Solution

There's nothing fancy or automatic about this -- if you want to do a search-and-replace on values, write code that does a search-and-replace on values.

def convertDict(d):
    for (k, v) in d.items():
        if v == '\x00':   # this is the same string that json serializes as "\u0000"
            d[k] = False
        elif v == '\x01': # this is the same string that json serializes as "\u0001"
            d[k] = True
    return d

print(json.dumps(convertDict(request_dr.data['data'])))

Answered By - Charles Duffy