Aka how to sending Arrays of Class Objects through GET requests.

The catch with GET is, of course, that you can’t under normal conditions send your request with a body of JSON objects.

The answer is: convert those objects to strings or dicts first.

import json
import requests

# for a simple approach, convert the object to string with json.dumps
# or better yet, depending on which props you need, make a dict
tasks = [{cherry_pick_props_here} for t in tasks]

# the separator ensures that no useless white space hogs the string
tasks_str = json.dumps(tasks, separators=(",", ":"))

requests.get(url, params={"tasks": tasks_str})

At the other end, if it’s JavaScript parsing this URL, this would convert the array back into array:

JSON.parse(decodeURIComponent(tasks_str))