I currently have an array of objects which is the following.
[
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 0 },
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 1 }
]
I need to turn this array of objects to something like that
[
['1','2','1',0 ],
['1','2','1',1]
]
Any ideas?
If the order of the properties in the object is guaranteed, you can use create a new array with Array.map(), and use Object.values() as the callback:
const arr = [
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 0 },
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 1 }
]
const result = arr.map(Object.values)
console.log(result)If the order of the properties in the objects might change, use Array.map(), and then call Array.map() again to extract the properties that you want in the the order you specify:
const arr = [
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 0 },
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 1 }
]
const order = ['desc', 'qty', 'amt']; // 'index' removed
const result = arr.map(o => order.map(k => o[k]))
console.log(result)
order array), you can decide which properties to include. See updated example.You can use .map() and Object.values():
The
map()method creates a new array populated with the results of calling a provided function on every element in the calling array.
The
Object.values()method returns an array of a given object's own enumerable property values, in the same order as that provided by afor...inloop. (The only difference is that afor...inloop enumerates properties in the prototype chain as well.)
Try as the following:
const data = [
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 0 },
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 1 }
]
const result = data.map(e => Object.values(e))
console.log(result)const data = [
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 0 },
{ desc: '1', qty: '2', amt: '1', index: 1 }
];
var arr = [];
data.map(function(obj) {
arr.push(Object.values(obj))
});
console.log(arr) // value gets stored in arr object
{}you can have[]for each elements.