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Multiple issues including #248 call for
jsonify
to handle lists. As discussed there, allowing toplevel arrays should pose no security problem nowadays. A config parameter is added to enable this functionality, and an array is returned only when a conversion to an object is not possible to maintain backwards compatibility.In short, when
JSONIFY_ALLOW_TOPLEVEL_ARRAY
is set,jsonify(1, 2, 3)
,jsonify(question='Ultimate', answer=42)
, andjsonify({'question': 'Ultimate', 'answer': 42})
all work as expected. Note that unlike dicts,jsonify([1, 2, 3])
will result in nested lists, so always usejsonify(*l)
for a list variablel
.