Are the filenames unique? If so, you could scrap the list entirely and just use a pure dictionary for all the files. e.g. (a hypothetical website)

{ 
  "/index.html" : 5467,
  "/about.html" : 3425,
  "/css/main.css" : 9876
}

etc...

Now, you don't get "name" and "size", you just use key and value, but often this is more natural. YMMV.

Are the filenames unique? If so, you could scrap the list entirely and just use a pure dictionary for all the files. e.g. (a hypothetical website)

{ 
  "/index.html" : 5467,
  "/about.html" : 3425,
  "/css/main.css" : 9876
}

etc...

Now, you don't get "name" and "size", you just use key and value, but often this is more natural. YMMV.

If you really want a "size" for clarity, or you need more than one value for the file, then:

{ 
   "/index.html" : { "size": 5467, "mime_type" : "foo" },
   "/about.html" : { "size": 3425, "mime_type" : "foo" }
   "/css/main.css" : { "size": 9876, "mime_type" : "bar" }
}