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PABLOF7z 2y ago

May 2024 be the year of less `content: JSON.stringify({...})`

```json

{

"kind": 0,

"content": "{\"name\":\"PABLOF7z\",\"picture\":\"\",\"display_name\":\"PABLOF7z\",\"about\":\"Other Stuff maximalist\",\"nip05\":\"_@f7z.io\",\"lud16\":\"pablof7z@ln.tips\",}",

"tags": [

[ "name", "PABLOF7Z" ],

[ "display_name", "PABLOF7Z" ],

[ "picture", ""],

[ "lud16", "pablof7z@ln.tips" ],

[ "nip05", "_@f7z.io" ],

[ "about", "Other Stuff maximalist" ]

]

}

```

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Carman 2y ago

Plz

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the axiom 2y ago

Sorted?

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lemon 2y ago

Can I ask a stupid question:

Why are tags a list instead of a dictionary?

Makes it really annoying to parse through. Right now I have to create a for loop to with an if statement since the data is unordered.

Am I missing something?

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Leo Wandersleb 2y ago

A dictionary would not allow the same key twice, right? Many events use repeated "keys".

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lemon 2y ago

Dang, you’re right! Thanks for clearing that up. So is the best way really to do something like:

for tag in event[1]['tags']:

if tag[0] == 'p':

pubkey_ref = tag[1]

if tag[0] == 'e':

target_eventID = tag[1]

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Leo Wandersleb 2y ago

yes, sort of.

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Leo Wandersleb 2y ago

kind-1 must not use markdown apparently. I liked it more when markdown was still on the rise in clients. Now your post looks crap on noStrudel and probably other clients, too.