Keep names, emails, phone numbers, and addresses perfectly mapped.
Maya smiled the way programmers smile when things run right—the quiet, private satisfaction of correct output. But one stubborn record failed validation: a name field full of emojis and an empty phone list. She debated deleting it; instead she logged it to a report and added a fallback: place the raw JSON blob into NOTE so nothing was lost. json to vcf converter
"name": "Ada Lovelace", "email": "ada@example.com", "phone": "+441234567890", "company": "Analytical Engine" , Keep names, emails, phone numbers, and addresses perfectly
import json def json_to_vcf ( json_file , vcf_file ): with open(json_file, ' r ' ) as f : contacts = json.load(f) with open(vcf_file, ' w ' ) as f : for contact in contacts: f.write( " BEGIN:VCARD\n " ) f.write( " VERSION:3.0\n " ) f.write( f " FN: contact.get( ' name ' , ' ' ) \n " ) f.write( f " TEL;TYPE=CELL: contact.get( ' phone ' , ' ' ) \n " ) f.write( f " EMAIL: contact.get( ' email ' , ' ' ) \n " ) f.write( " END:VCARD\n " ) # Usage json_to_vcf( ' contacts.json ' , ' contacts.vcf ' ) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard She debated deleting it; instead she logged it
def json_to_vcf(contacts): vcf_content = ""
Maya built things that spoke to each other.