Jquery to Python / Django Query Dict -

i'm posting array using jquery such:

var fees = []; fees.push({                         "fee":somefee0,                         "deadline": somedeadline0,                         "category": somecategory0})                 });  fees.push({                         "fee":somefee1,                         "deadline": somedeadline1,                         "category": somecategory1})                 }); jquery.ajax({                     type: 'post',                     url: /save/,                     data: {fees:fees},                     success: ... 

when post data django app, shows such:

<querydict: {u'fees[1][deadline]': [u'31'], u'fees[0][category]': [u'43'], u'fees[1][fee]': [u'fdsa'], u'fees[1][category]': [u'44'], u'fees[0][fee]': [u'fdas'], u'fees[0][deadline]': [u'31']}> 

how can access such use data meaningful objects.

# fees[0], fees[1] turned int dicts of format {"category": 43, "fee": "fdas", "deadline": 31} 

alternatively, if use json.stringify(fees) in jquery, post data turns strange:

<querydict: {u'[{"fee":"fdsa","deadline":"31","category":"43"},{"fee":"fdsa","deadline":"31","category":"44"}]': [u'']}> 

however can access relevant data desire using:

x = request.post     values in x.lists():         data = json.loads(values[0]) print data[0]['fee'], data[1]['deadline'] 

i feel duct tape , band-aids though. doing wrong / happening here?

use json.stringify version data in python via json.loads(request.body).