I am trying to destructing the function to fetch the return data and store it in and Array
id: data.id,
title: data.title,
otherDetails:[
{
name:"dummy name",
fields: "testing",
production: "not yet",
},
{
add:"New York",
core: "mech",
position: "junior",
},
...arrayObj(data);
]
so I am getting the output as
id: data.id,
title: data.title,
otherDetails:[
{
name:"dummy name",
fields: "testing",
production: "not yet",
},
{
add:"New York",
core: "mech",
position: "junior",
},
null,
{
user_id: "testing@user.com",
user_name: "firstname",
},
null,
{
userschema: "personal",
access: "yes",
}
{
nominie: "testing",
age: "18"
}
]
Is there any possible way when I destructor the data the null value get removed I know I am returning the null value but I want to remove the Null value when I am destructing the data
3 methods come to mind
1. Filtering out non nulls from the returned array in arrayObj(data)
const data = {
id: 'data ID',
title: 'data Title',
d: [ null,
{
user_id: "testing@user.com",
user_name: "firstname",
},
null,
{
userschema: "personal",
access: "yes",
},
{
nominie: "testing",
age: "18"
}]
}
const arrayObj = (data) => {
return data.d
}
const a = {
id: data.id,
title: data.title,
otherDetails:[
{
name:"dummy name",
fields: "testing",
production: "not yet",
},
{
add:"New York",
core: "mech",
position: "junior",
},
...arrayObj(data).filter((el) => el!==null)
]
}
console.log(a)2. Returing the filtered non null values from arrayObj(data)
const data = {
id: 'data ID',
title: 'data Title',
d: [ null,
{
user_id: "testing@user.com",
user_name: "firstname",
},
null,
{
userschema: "personal",
access: "yes",
},
{
nominie: "testing",
age: "18"
}]
}
const arrayObj = (data) => {
return data.d.filter((el) => el!==null)
}
const a = {
id: data.id,
title: data.title,
otherDetails:[
{
name:"dummy name",
fields: "testing",
production: "not yet",
},
{
add:"New York",
core: "mech",
position: "junior",
},
...arrayObj(data)
]
}
console.log(a)3. Filtering non null values from otherDetails. This will also remove nulls that didn't come from arrayObj but was initially present in otherDetails
const data = {
id: 'data ID',
title: 'data Title',
d: [ null,
{
user_id: "testing@user.com",
user_name: "firstname",
},
null,
{
userschema: "personal",
access: "yes",
},
{
nominie: "testing",
age: "18"
}]
}
const arrayObj = (data) => {
return data.d
}
const a = {
id: data.id,
title: data.title,
otherDetails:[
{
name:"dummy name",
fields: "testing",
production: "not yet",
},
null,
{
add:"New York",
core: "mech",
position: "junior",
},
...arrayObj(data)
].filter((el) => el !== null)
}
console.log(a)