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    1. Python Loops for JSON

      How the heck do these work? I've cobbled together the script below for my bot (using Limnoria) to return the F1 standings in a line. Right now it returns the first value perfectly, but I can't...

      How the heck do these work? I've cobbled together the script below for my bot (using Limnoria) to return the F1 standings in a line. Right now it returns the first value perfectly, but I can't figure out the loop to get the other drivers at all.

      The script
      import supybot.utils as utils
      from supybot.commands import *
      import supybot.plugins as plugins
      import supybot.ircutils as ircutils
      import supybot.callbacks as callbacks
      import supybot.ircmsgs as ircmsgs
      import requests
      import os
      import collections
      import json
      
      try:
          from supybot.i18n import PluginInternationalization
      
          _ = PluginInternationalization("F1")
      except ImportError:
          _ = lambda x: x
      
      
      class F1(callbacks.Plugin):
          """Uses API to retrieve information"""
      
          threaded = True
      
          def f1(self, irc, msg, args):
              """
              F1 Standings
              """
      
              channel = msg.args[0]
              data = requests.get("https://ergast.com/api/f1/2022/driverStandings.json")
              data = json.loads(data.content)["MRData"]["StandingsTable"]["StandingsLists"][0]["DriverStandings"][0]
      
              name = data["Driver"]["code"]
              position = data["positionText"].zfill(2)
              points = data["points"]
      
              output = ", ".join(['\x0306\x02' + name + '\x0303' + " [" + position + ", "+ points + "]"])
              irc.reply(output)
      
          result = wrap(f1)
      
      Class = F1
      

      The output should be

      VER [1, 125], LEC [2, 116], PER [3, 110], RUS [4, 84], SAI [5, 83], HAM [6, 50], NOR [7, 48], BOT [8, 40], OCO [9, 30], MAG [10, 15], RIC [11, 11], TSU [12, 11], ALO [13, 10], GAS [14, 6], VET [15, 5], ALB [16, 3], STR [17, 2], ZHO [18, 1], MSC [19, 0], HUL [20, 0], LAT [21, 0]
      

      ...but it only returns VER [1, 125]

      I'm in that state where I can read the stuff, but when I put it together, it doesn't always work.

      Final script
      # this accepts @champ or @constructor with an optional year
      # and also @gp with an optional race number for the current season
      
      
      import supybot.utils as utils
      from supybot.commands import *
      import supybot.plugins as plugins
      import supybot.ircutils as ircutils
      import supybot.callbacks as callbacks
      import supybot.ircmsgs as ircmsgs
      import requests
      import os
      import collections
      import json
      
      try:
          from supybot.i18n import PluginInternationalization
      
          _ = PluginInternationalization("F1")
      except ImportError:
          _ = lambda x: x
      
      
      class F1(callbacks.Plugin):
          """Uses API to retrieve information"""
      
          threaded = True
      
          def champ(self, irc, msg, args, year):
              """<year>
              Call standings by year
              F1 Standings
              """
      
              data = requests.get("https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/driverStandings.json")
              if year:
                  data = requests.get(
                      "https://ergast.com/api/f1/%s/driverStandings.json" % (year)
                  )
              driver_standings = json.loads(data.content)["MRData"]["StandingsTable"][
                  "StandingsLists"
              ][0]["DriverStandings"]
              string_segments = []
      
              for driver in driver_standings:
                  name = driver["Driver"]["code"]
                  position = driver["positionText"]
                  points = driver["points"]
                  string_segments.append(f"\x035{name}\x0F {points}")
      
              irc.reply(", ".join(string_segments))
      
          champ = wrap(champ, [optional("int")])
      
          def gp(self, irc, msg, args, race):
              """<year>
              Call standings by year
              F1 Standings
              """
      
              data = requests.get("https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/last/results.json")
              if race:
                  data = requests.get(
                      "https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/%s/results.json" % (race)
                  )
              driver_result = json.loads(data.content)["MRData"]["RaceTable"]["Races"][0][
                  "Results"
              ]
              string_segments = []
      
              for driver in driver_result:
                  name = driver["Driver"]["code"]
                  position = driver["positionText"]
                  points = driver["points"]
                  string_segments.append(f"{position} \x035{name}\x0F {points}")
      
              irc.reply(", ".join(string_segments))
      
          gp = wrap(gp, [optional("int")])
      
          def constructor(self, irc, msg, args, year):
              """<year>
              Call standings by year
              F1 Standings
              """
      
              data = requests.get(
                  "https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/constructorStandings.json"
              )
              if year:
                  data = requests.get(
                      "https://ergast.com/api/f1/current/constructorStandings.json" % (year)
                  )
              driver_result = json.loads(data.content)["MRData"]["StandingsTable"][
                  "StandingsLists"
              ][0]["ConstructorStandings"]
              string_segments = []
      
              for driver in driver_result:
                  name = driver["Constructor"]["name"]
                  position = driver["positionText"]
                  points = driver["points"]
                  string_segments.append(f"{position} \x035{name}\x0F {points}")
      
              irc.reply(", ".join(string_segments))
      
          constructor = wrap(constructor, [optional("int")])
      
      
      Class = F1
      
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