ujson Int Too Big to Convert Error: Solutions and Alternatives

The error 'ujson int too big to convert' occurs when trying to convert a large integer value into JSON using the ujson library.

ujson is a fast JSON encoder and decoder for Python known for its high performance. However, it has a limitation where it cannot handle integer values that are too large to fit within the range of a regular Python int.

To resolve this issue, you can try using a different JSON library that supports larger integer values, such as the built-in 'json' library in Python. Here's an example of how you can use the 'json' library instead:

import json

data = {'large_integer': 12345678901234567890}

json_data = json.dumps(data)

In this example, the 'json.dumps()' function from the 'json' library is used to convert the 'data' dictionary into a JSON string. The resulting JSON string will handle large integer values without any issues.

If you specifically need to use ujson for its performance benefits and cannot switch to another library, you may need to find an alternative solution to handle large integers. This could involve converting the integer into a string or breaking it down into smaller chunks that can be handled by ujson.