I have this JSON: { "mainObjeto": { "id": 1, "descripcion": "some text", "reclamoMotivo": { "id": 3, "nombre": "yyyyy", "descripcion": "Producto con Defectos" }, "empresa": { "id": 1, "nombreEmpresa": "xxxx", "descripcionEmpresa": "xxxx" }, "adjuntos": [ { "id": 1, "nombreAdjunto": "test.txt" },…
interface Item { slug: string; description: string; } interface Params { id: number; items: Item[]; } function test(params: Params) { const result = {}; for (const item of params.items) { result[item.slug] = "Hello"; } return result; } const data =…
I have an array of 6 objects which are 6 images. I have rendered those images in a HTML table through JS code. Now I would like to target and style only ONE of them. Width, height, and so on.…
I want to take an existing array and add it to the existing array of Objects. I want to add a new key with values from reasons. Please help. Array: const reasons = ['a', 'b', 'c']; Object of arrays that…
I'm trying to compare values from a List which consists of Map<String, Object>, but the result always returns false despite the value I'm comparing it with is the same. Is there something I did wrong here? List<Map<String, Object>> orderList =…
I have an object let files = { '00':{}, '01':{}, '02':{}, '03':{}, '04':{}, '05':{}, '06':{}, '07':{}, '08':{}, '09':{}, '10':{}, '11':{}, '12':{}, '13':{}, '14':{}, '15':{} } console.log(Object.keys(files)) the result I'm getting is this. ["10","11","12","13","14","15","00","01","02","03","04","05","06","07","08","09"] 1. why it's reading key from 10…
I have an array of objects const jobs = [ { "id": 1, "title": "Item 1", "Invoice Net": "€120.00", "Invoice VAT": "€0.00", "Invoice Total": "€120.00" }, { "id": 2, "title": "Item 2", }, { "id": 3, "title": "Item 1", "Invoice…
const currentTypesResult=[{id:'155', foodId:'511555522559744444', image: 'Some image string', example:'example'}] const processedResults = currentTypesResult.map((item) => { const { foodId, image, ...rest } = item; return { id: '5542', image: 'data:image/png;base64,', ...rest }; }); console.log(processedResults[0].id) // Prints 155? Why? Why not 5542? console.log(processedResults[0].image)…
const array1 = [ { id: "40", alias: "Number", name: "Number", }, { id: "41", alias: "Salary", name: "Salary", }, ]; const array2 = [ { id: "Sum__Salary__U3VtKFVTJTIwRW1wbG95ZWUuU2FsYXJ5KQ__", name: "Salary", }, { id: "40", name: "Number" }, ]; I want…
I'm not sure how to deal with nested arrays and objects in JavaScript. I need to check if any of the Titles - whether the main folder Title or the Title within Contents - include a certain case-insensitive word (information…