I have this array of objects:
const array = [
{id: 35, id_city: 27, id_district: 453},
{id: 36, id_city: 27, id_district: 454}
];
I expect to get the "id_district" values into a new array so the result should be:
const ArraydDistrict = [453,454];
I guess the answer is simple, I am just really new at this so any help would be appreciated. Thank you
You can use Array.map to return the values.
const array = [
{id: 35, id_city: 27, id_district: 453},
{id: 36, id_city: 27, id_district: 454},
];
const result = array.map(el => { return el.id_district})
//Results in [453, 454]
You could also use an implicit return to reduce verbosity.
const result = array.map(el => el.id_district)
If you want to be fancy, ES6 lets you do this
const result = Array.from(array, el => el.id_district)
It seems like a use case for Array.map
const arr = [{id: 35, id_city: 27, id_district: 453},{id: 36, id_city: 27, id_district: 454}];
const processedArr = arr.map(o => o.id_district);
console.info(processedArr);
Take a look at Array.map, Array.filter, Array.reduce all these functions come pretty handily in array processing.
You can use the following solution to put values from an array of objects into a new array in JavaScript:
const ArraydDistrict = [];
const array = [
{id: 35, id_city: 27, id_district: 453},
{id: 36, id_city: 27, id_district: 454},
];
array.forEach(function(item) {
ArraydDistrict.push(item.id_district);
});
console.log(ArraydDistrict);
