I have a function that takes an object, re-sorts the days manually, and converts a string to an array
export const convertHoursOfOperation = (service) => {
const hours = {
Monday: service.hours_of_operation["monday"],
Tuesday: service.hours_of_operation["tuesday"],
Wednesday: service.hours_of_operation["wednesday"],
Thursday: service.hours_of_operation["thursday"],
Friday: service.hours_of_operation["friday"],
Saturday: service.hours_of_operation["saturday"],
Sunday: service.hours_of_operation["sunday"]
};
for (let hour in hours) {
hours[hour] !== null ? hours[hour] = hours[hour].split(",") : hours[hour] = 'Closed'
hours[hour] !== 'Closed' ? hours[hour].forEach((h) => moment(h, "HH:mm").format('h:mm')) : null
}
return hours;
}
output from hours[hour] !== null ? hours[hour] = hours[hour].split(",") : hours[hour] = 'Closed'
monday: '09:00, 15:00' => monday: [09:00, 15:00]
OR monday: null => monday: 'Closed'
then I am trying to loop through the array if it is an array and convert the values from military to standard time using moment.
so now my desired output should be:
monday: [09:00, 15:00] => monday: [9:00, 3:00]
currently the line hours[hour] !== 'Closed' ? hours[hour].forEach((h) => moment(h, "HH:mm").format('h:mm')) : null is not converting anything. What am I doing wrong here?
you are not setting your moment() to anything. Set the value at that particular index. The correct code should be this:
hours[hour] !== 'Closed' ? hours[hour].forEach((h,index) => hours[hour][index] = moment(h, "HH:mm").format('h:mm')) : null;