I have 2 objects, and I want to add a new key value pair to only the first match object of it's kind.
Obj1
[{
buyDate: "yesterday",
productId: "0001",
consumerId: "John",
price: 10
// add new key value pair here
},
{
buyDate: "today",
productId: "0001",
consumerId: "John",
price: 10
},
{
buyDate: "yesterday",
productId: "0002",
consumerId: "Doe",
price: 7
}]
Obj2
{
productId: "0001",
consumerId: "John",
quantity: 4
}
In Obj1, since the productId and the consumerId are the same, I want to add a new key value pair from Obj2 that has the same productId and consumerId to the first 0001 and John.
I got stuck from here.
let newObj2 = {};
if (Obj1) {
Obj1.forEach((e) => {
newObj2[e.consumerId] = e;
});
}
let newData = Obj1.map((e) => {
return {
...e,
quantity: Obj2[e.consumerId]?.quantity
? Obj2[e.consumerId]?.quantity
: 0,
};
});
Could anyone give me some help how to achieve that? Appreciate any kinda response. Thanks before
edit: since it's a dummy data I wrote some mistake
Use Array.find to find the item in the array being searched like so:
const obj1 = [
{ buyDate: "yesterday", productId: "0001", consumerId: "John", price: 10 },
{ buyDate: "today", productId: "0001", consumerId: "John", price: 10 },
{ buyDate: "yesterday", productId: "0002", consumerId: "Doe", price: 7 }
];
const obj2 = {
productId: "0001", consumerId: "John", quantity: 4
};
let item = obj1.find(function(item) {
return item.productId === obj2.productId && item.consumerId === obj2.consumerId
});
if (item === undefined) {
// not found
} else {
item.quantity = obj2.quantity;
}
console.log(obj1);