Write a single JSON from multiple dictionaries

I'm not sure this is possible. What do you expect when you read the contents of the file back?

When you read something out of a file, it should be valid json for it to load. One option is to create a dictionary like so

d = dict(run1 = run1, run2 = run2, ... )

and then json.dump d itself into the file.

Update:Here is an example. This uses a list instead of a dictionary (based on your comment) but the idea is the same.

run1 = dict(status = "ok", message = "All good")run2 = dict(status = "error", message = "Couldn't connect")def save_data(*runs):   with open("foo.json", "w") as f:      json.dump(list(runs), f)def load_data(fname):   with open(fname) as f:      return json.load(f)save_data(run1, run2)outputs = load_data("foo.json")print (outputs)[{'status': 'ok', 'message': 'All good'}, {'status': 'error', 'message': "Couldn't connect"}]

Try this:

run1 = client.send_get('get_tests/11023')run2 = client.send_get('get_tests/11038')with open('result.json', 'w') as fp:    json.dumps({'run1': run1, 'run2': run2}, fp)

If you want to push just single dict in file, you have to merge run1 and run2:

run1.update(run2)

Then try:

with open('result.json', 'w') as fp:    json.dumps(run1, fp)

Also you can try this:

with open('result.json', 'w') as fp:    json.dumps({**run1, **run2}, fp)