How can I get the top 5 keys with the highest values from a JSON using JSONata? Let's say I have something like this. They keys aren't alphabetically ordered, but the values are descending and I want to only show…
I have this object: { name: "Gold's Gym Venice", "categories[0].alias": "gyms", "categories[0].title": "Gyms", "categories[1].alias": "healthtrainers", "categories[1].title": "Trainers", "location.state": "CA", "location.city": "Venice", "location.zip_code": "90291", "location.display_address[0]": "360 Hampton Dr", "location.display_address[1]": "Venice, CA 90291" } ... and am trying to transform it into…
I am building an app where you can browse various products. Each product also has a product detail page. On that product detail page, I want to display the product image, the price, a product description and also a comment…
I have this following object { "Monday": [ { "morning": [ { "start_time": "02:00", "end_time": "07:30" } ], "afternoon": [ { "start_time": "02:00", "end_time": "05:00" } ], "evening": [ { "start_time": "02:30", "end_time": "07:00" } ] } ], "Tuesday": […
I have an array super = ["Month 1","22 - Feb - 2024","29 - Feb - 2024","7 - Mar - 2024", "Month 2","23 - Mar - 2024","30 - Mar - 2024","6 - Apr - 2024"]. I'd like to add the following…
This code is supposed to log to the console which books + amount of each book is still at the library at the end of the day. Array 1 shows the books + amount at the start of day 1…
I have gone through several posts but unable to find the exact fix. Here is what I want - Table1 - column1, column2, column3, amount as column4 Table2 - column1, column2, column3, amount as column4 I am using below code…
I would like to import my api key that is saved in .env file like API_KEY = my-key-goes-here, to another js file and save it in variable const key, but when I try I get error 401, can anybody help…
For a chess app, I need to sort this array based on the value in javascript: [e7e5: '-42', g8f6: '-16', h7h6: '-38', c8d7: '-29'] Something along the lines: Moves.sort((a,b)=>a.?? > b.??)) Whereby, the missing bit to get it to work…
I'm currently working on a scientific calculator project, and figured instead of if else chaining I could create an object to store the functions as properties, to massively cut down on code and also not violate DRY heavily. const calcFunctions…