scallion | GPU-based Onion Hash generator | Router library

I would start by not subclassing dict: there is a better way to make an instance of Food serializable.

Next, make Food.__init__ dumb: three arguments, used to set three attributes.

Then, define a class method that is responsible for parsing an arbitrary dict with at least id, title, and image keys to get the values expected by Food.__init__.

Finally, define a method that turns an instance of Food back into a dict (though not necessarily the same dict that from_dict uses; generate one that serializes the way you want).

Firstly, analyzedInstructions is an array with 1 element. So the code needs to read location.state.meal.analyzedInstructions[0].steps.map.

Secondly, this is a perfect opportunity to make a specialised child component and map to it instead, avoiding the nested jumble of elements and whatnot.

Here's a codesandbox demo. I've used Typescript and @mui/material on it, but that's just because I wanted to make it look neater. Feel free to copy it and remove those parts.

ETA: Version without @mui and typescript.

I suggest to work with a summary table, so as your data provided is not complete, I created a small sample summary table to plot. Your task to get your data to a format like below.

Since you have already isolated the one

tag you want, you could just use re.sub here to string off the tags, e.g.

The logic is that the delegate shows what is stored in the roles so in this case you must save the information of the file(image) in the role, and then use that information to show it as a centered icon:

try to get rid of generic names such as index, and i, and update your code instead with a more descriptive names, for example foodDataIndex, and orderDataIndex, you should be able to see the error that you are doing more easily.