I have an array const A=['string1','string2','string3'].
I want to achieve an object that has the following form:
const images = [
{ url: "string1" },
{ url: "string2" },
{ url: "string3" }
];
This is what I've tried:
const images = A.map((image) => {
JSON.stringify({
url: `/img/{image}`
});
});
But the result is an array filled with undefined values.
I do not understand why are you using JSON.stringify()?
The simplest solution:
const images = A.map((image) => ({
url: `/img/${image}`
}))
The () that are wrapping the implicit return are mandatory since we're directly returning an object.