I understand below two usages in TS/ES6. Below, a variable myname of type string which is going to be constant(final) is declared. const myname: string = 'abcd'; Below a variable/function initialPath is declared and is assigned a function body using…
I have a class called pop which creates pop-up dialogs on a calendar created by [fullcalendar][1] export default class pop { calendar = null; setCalendar() { this.calendar = new Calendar(document.getElementById('calendar'), { eventSourceSuccess: setMinMaxSlotTime, } }; setMinMaxSlotTime(eventArray) { this.calendar.setOption('slotMaxTime', maxTime +…
Is there a neater way to assign the values to objects rather than what I have: My code: let val1 = result.data.data.table.val1; let val2 = result.data.data.table.test.val2; let val3 = result.data.data.table.val3; let val4 = result.data.data.table.val4; let val5 = result.data.data.table.val5; Is there…
I am creating an object with values from an api response. Is there a neater way to do this? My code: const variables = { name: result.data.data.table.name, org: the_org, val1: result.data.data.table.val1, val2: result.data.data.table.val2, val3: result.data.data.table.val3, val4: result.data.data.table.val4, val5: result.data.data.table.val5, val6:…
I have a forEach loop that calls a function for each element in the loop. One of the elements is an element called index that has values as such: "fields": [ { "label": "ID", "index": 0.0 }, { "label": "field…
I have 2 functions that call each other. How to send a message when all conditions are met? My code: const func1 = async (arg) => { let table_id = result.data.internal_id; const response = await axios_Func({ graphQL query }); console.log(`${response.data.name}…
I am trying to transform the array object into new object with some new key name and rest of the key convert into cameCase Example: 1. Old Key to New Key name old key: orgId converting into clientDivisionOrganizationId 2. Remaining…
I have this json Response and having difficulty in iterating over this json structure.The idea is to print the numbers written within the square brackets if they match with "Data" Json which is another json object. Like in this case…
when I add this check: card.targetUrl !== "/test" I get this error and I cannot commit, how do I reduce this complexity? const link = useMemo(() => { if (!card?.targetUrl || card.targetUrl === "/test") { return "/account"; } else {…
I have an array of objects, where I want to find the objects having same value for name property and then merge them into single object by adding their values & subvalues. const arr = [ { id: 1, name:…