I'm struggling with this problem. I have this object below.
const originalData = {
"price1": 100,
"amount1": 17.46,
"price2": 500,
"amount2": 29,
"price3": 700,
"amount3": 40.74
}
I want a new object inside an array like this below.
const newData =[
{price:100, amount:17.46},
{price:500, amount:29},
{price:700, amount:40.74}
],
I've tried these methods - filter/map/reduce and googled problom for ages to reach to the result that I wanted. but couldn't get it. please tell me how I can solve this problem.
Assuming the numbers for the keys are consecutive, you can divide the amount of keys by 2 to get the number of objects and create the array using Array#map or Array.from with the keys of the same number.
const originalData = {
"price1": 100,
"amount1": 17.46,
"price2": 500,
"amount2": 29,
"price3": 700,
"amount3": 40.74
}
let res = [...Array(Object.keys(originalData).length/2)]
.map((_,i)=>({price: originalData[`price${i+1}`],
amount: originalData[`amount${i+1}`]}));
console.log(res);You can simply achieve it by using this logic :
const originalData = {
"price1": 100,
"amount1": 17.46,
"price2": 500,
"amount2": 29,
"price3": 700,
"amount3": 40.74
};
const arr = [];
Object.keys(originalData).forEach((key, index) => {
if (originalData[`price${index+1}`]) {
const obj = {};
obj.price = originalData[`price${index+1}`]
obj.amount = originalData[`amount${index+1}`]
arr.push(obj);
}
});
console.log(arr);