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I am trying to serialize a Python object into JSON using namedtuple. But I get this error. Google does not help.

Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "cpu2.py", line 28, in <module>
 cpuInfo = collections.namedtuple('cpuStats',('cpu.usr', ('str(currentTime) + " " 
 +str(cpuStats[0]) + " host="+ thisClient')), ('cpu.nice', ('str(currentTime) + " " 
 +str(cpuStats[1]) + " host="+ thisClient')), ('cpu.sys',('str(currentTime) + " " 
 +str(cpuStats[2]) + " host="+ thisClient')), ('cpu.idle',('str(currentTime) + " " 
 +str(cpuStats[3]) + " host="+ thisClient')))
 TypeError: namedtuple() takes at most 4 arguments (5 given)

Answer 1

Here is a link to the documentation for namedtuple. You aren't initializing it properly.

How I'm guessing you should initialize it:

cpuInfo = collections.namedtuple('cpuStats', ['usr', 'nice', 'sys', 'idle'])

# In this case, usr=str(currentTime) + " " +str(cpuStats[0]) + " host=" + thisClient
# You can figure the rest out...
info = cpuInfo(usr='fill',
               nice='this',
               sys='your',
               idle='self')

Also, you might want to read this question which talks about serializing namedtuples in json.