I am trying to figure out how to append a new value to the same property of an object. I have this code below:
let xp_logs = {};
for (let i = 0; i <= rows.length; i++) {
if (rows[i]) {
if(member.roles.cache.find(r => r.id == roles.admin)) {
xp_logs[todaysDate] = {}
xp_logs[todaysDate][member[i].displayName] = {id: member[i].user.id, xp: rows[i].xp}
console.log(member.displayName) // returns multiple names, last name is Henry (from rows)
}
}
}
fs.writeFileSync("./xp_logs.json", "\n" + JSON.stringify(xp_logs, null, 2));
The value [member.displayName] changes every for loop, and I want every loop to create a new value within [todaysDate] with [member.displayName] property name.
It currently replaces property names with the next name from the row, instead of adding a new property, and at the end of the for loop, it only saves the last name from the row.
{
"7/21/2022": {
"Henry": {
"id": "331231456712356126",
"xp": 280
}
}
}
However, I want to make it look like this:
{
"7/21/2022": {
"Sierra": {
"id": "123561241241241244",
"xp": 190
},
"Cammy": {
"id": "556574574574234234",
"xp": 600
},
"Henry": {
"id": "331231456712356126",
"xp": 280
}
}
}
You're resetting xp_logs[todaysDate] to an empty object each time through the loop. You should only do that if the property doesn't already exist.
Also, for loops should use the condition i < rows.length;, not i <= rows.length;. Array indexes go from 0 to length-1. With this fix you don't need the extra check if (rows[i]), which was only needed to skip the iteration after the end of the array.
let xp_logs = {};
for (let i = 0; i < rows.length; i++) {
if (member.roles.cache.find(r => r.id == roles.admin)) {
if (!xp_logs[todaysDate]) {
xp_logs[todaysDate] = {};
}
xp_logs[todaysDate][member.displayName[i]] = {
id: member.user.id,
xp: rows[i].xp
}
console.log(member.displayName) // returns multiple names, last name is Henry (from rows)
}
}