[BUG] "cyberpanel listWebsitesJson" requires json.loads() to be ran twice to get compliant JSON

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Describe the bug
"cyberpanel listWebsitesJson" requires json.loads() to be ran twice to get compliant JSON

NOTE: Do not include any personal or sensitive information, such as email addresses or passwords.

To Reproduce
Run the following Python:

import json
import subprocess

a = subprocess.check_output(['cyberpanel', 'listWebsitesJson'])
print(json.loads(json.loads(a)))

You'll see that json.loads() needs to be ran twice rather than once.

Expected behavior
Only one json.loads() to be needed

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Operating system:
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Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

CyberPanel version:
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"cyberpanel version" says 2.1.1

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[Lvl4Sword]

Looks like this has been fixed. Not sure what commit did this, but thanks regardless.

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Correction, this has not been fixed.

[Lvl4Sword]

Since I've gotten no input on this at all, here's the fix for this. I'll also send a PR for this as well.
No reason to assign json_data to "[" and fake being a list, when you can just actually append to a real list.

    def listWebsitesJson(self):
        try:

            websites = Websites.objects.all()
            ipFile = "/etc/cyberpanel/machineIP"
            with open(ipFile, 'r') as f:
                ipData = f.read()
            ipAddress = ipData.split('\n', 1)[0]

            json_data = []

            for items in websites:
                if items.state == 0:
                    state = "Suspended"
                else:
                    state = "Active"
                dic = {'domain': items.domain, 'adminEmail': items.adminEmail, 'ipAddress': ipAddress,
                       'admin': items.admin.userName, 'package': items.package.packageName, 'state': state}
                json_data.append(dic)

            final_json = json.dumps(json_data)
            print(final_json)

        except BaseException as msg:
            logger.writeforCLI(str(msg), "Error", stack()[0][3])
            print(0)

[Lvl4Sword]

#1155 has been created for this.

[Lvl4Sword]

This has been fixed in #1155