I have an array as below:
const arr = [
{
title: 's4',
value: '124'
},
{
title: 's2',
value: '121'
},
{
title: 's3',
value: '122'
}
];
and I want to create a new another array copy from the old array same as below:
const arrCopy = [
{
value: '124'
},
{
value: '121'
},
{
value: '122'
}
];
then my code as below:
var arrCopy = [...arr,arr.value]
but it has a problem, so anyone help me, thanks.
Just as in the comment above you can use awesome Javascript functions, in this case, you would like to use the map function of your array to map every item of the array as you like.
const arrayMapped = yourArray.map(item => {
value: item.value
})
Here is another way using Javascript Destructuring, you just ask with properties would you like from the JS Object, in this case, you just like the value property.
const arrayMapped = yourArray.map(( { value } ) => ( { value } ))
You can simply use Array.map, as it returns a new array with the required value.
const newArr = arr.map(element => ({ value: element.value }))
console.log(newArr);
For references : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/map