I need to convert an object type to an array of different objects in order to display several tables in my angular project. Below is my object: let myObject = { internalValue:{city:"Paris", country:"France", pinCode:12345}, originalValue:{city:"Nantes", country:"France", pinCode:34567}, score:{city:10, country:100, pinCode:45}…
I have an array of strings and want to find partial string matches using Lodash. I'd like the search to find full matches (such as with broken) but also partial matches (such as with virus being part of viruses) const…
I'm looking for a couple of different ways to access the data below, using ES6 and/or lodash. What I'm trying to do is to return the parent object, where device_id matches. i.e, for each item in entities, if in any…
I'm having problems getting the nested car values using javascript (lodash). Here is the JSON. { "cars":[ { "nestedCars":[ { "car":"Truck", "color":"Red", "type":"Honda" } ] }, { "nestedCars":[ { "car":"Sedan", "color":"Blue", "type":"Ford" } ] }, ] } The JSON response…
heres a working example of what I'm trying to do: private mergeData(dataArray) { const mergedData = { items: [], money: { money1: 0, money2: 0, money3: 0, } } for (const data of dataArray) { mergedData.money.money1 += data.money.money1 mergedData.money.money2 +=…
What is the recommended approach for dealing with a debounced input in Cypress E2E tests. For example, let's assume I have the following component that uses lodash/debounce import React, { useState, useCallback } from 'react'; import _ from 'lodash'; const…
i have an object const data = { "name-uz": "name uz", "desc-uz": "<p>desc uz</p>rn", "name-en": "name en", "desc-en": "<p>desc en</p>rn", days: "5", price: "2000", extra_price: "1000", }; i want to do this thing: { name: { uz: "name-uz", en: "name-en"…
If you have an array in javascript ie ['a', 'a', 'a', 'b', 'b', 'b', 'a', 'a', 'a'] What's the easiest way to group it by similar value? group(['a', 'a', 'a', 'b', 'b', 'b', 'a', 'a']) // [['a','a','a'],['b','b','b'],['a','a']]
I want to check a javascript object to see if any of it's properties are missing without checking each property individually. I can use "hasownproperty" or do if/else statements to check if each one is null/undefined, I wanted a shorter…
I would like to average several time-series arrays of different length using Javascript in an efficient manner. The reason for having different length is because some data is missing in some of the arrays. Time should be used as the…