Dates are not unique. Warnings are alarming. Arrays are enough.

v7/recent_posts_json/README.md

@@ -3,19 +3,20 @@ as /index.html. Intended to be used in JavaScripts. For example to
 promote the most recent posts at the bottom of older posts.
 
 By default, the JSON file will include:
-    {
-        <JS Date object>: {
+    [
+        {
+            "date": <JS Date object>,
             "title": <post-title>,
-            "iri": <relative-link-to-post>
+            "loc": <relative-link-to-post>
         },
-    }
+    ]
 
 Optionally, it can be expanded to include thumbnails or descriptions:
-    { <JS Date object>: {
-        "title": <post-title>, "iri": <post-relative-link>,
+    [ {
+        "date" <JS Date object>, "title": <post-title>, "loc": <post-relative-link>,
         "desc": <post-meta-description>,
         "img": <post-meta-thumbnail>
-    }, }
+    ], }
 
 Posts are sorted by their post.meta.date as JavaScript dates.
 

v7/recent_posts_json/recent_posts_json.py

@@ -89,19 +89,20 @@ def gen_tasks(self):
             yield utils.apply_filters(task, kw["filters"])
 
     def make_json(self, posts, descriptions, previewimage, output_path):
-        recent_posts = {}
+        recent_posts = []
         for post in posts:
             date = int(time.mktime(post.date.timetuple()) * 1000)  # JavaScript Date
             link = post.permalink(absolute=False)
             title = post.title()
-            recent_posts[date] = {"title": title,
-                                  "iri": link}
+            entry = {"date": date,
+                     "title": title,
+                     "loc": link}
             if descriptions:
-                recent_posts[date]["desc"] = post.description()
+                entry.update({["desc"]: post.description() })
             if previewimage:
-                recent_posts[date]["img"] = post.previewimage()
+                entry.update({["img"]: post.previewimage() })
+            recent_posts.append(entry)
         data = json.dumps(recent_posts, indent=2)
-        utils.LOGGER.warn(data)
         with io.open(output_path, "w+", encoding="utf8") as outf:
             outf.write(data)