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Render Dynamic Card From API
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Render Dynamic Card From API

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Problem

Implement a function that takes a JSON string returned by a mock API and converts it into a normalized card object with four required fields: heading, subheading, summary, and image. The input may contain extra fields, missing fields, or invalid JSON. Return the normalized object when valid, or null when the payload cannot produce a complete card.

Constraints

  • 1 <= len(payload) <= 10^5
  • Input is a JSON string representing a single object
  • Required source fields are title, subtitle, description, and imageUrl
  • Ignore extra keys in the payload
  • Return null for invalid JSON or missing/empty required fields

Function Signature

def parse_card_payload(payload):
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