I have solidIcons which contains:
['book', 'apple', 'smile', 'pencil']
and regularIcons:
['flower', 'clock', 'house', 'bird']
I want to create the following array from the two:
{
'solid-icons': ['book', 'apple', 'smile', 'pencil'],
'regular-icons': ['flower', 'clock', 'house', 'bird'],
}
The goal is to be able to use map to loop through either solid-icons or regular-icons.
I'm trying:
let allIcons = [];
allIcons["solid-icons"] = solidIcons;
allIcons["regular-icons"] = regularIcons;
This is creating
0: [solid-icons: Array()]
1: [regular-icons: Array()]
The issue is that O cannot simply access an array group with allIcons["solid-icons"] I have to use the index allIcons[0]. How can i create the array in such a way that i can use the solid-icons or regular-icons to access without the index.
I think you can just use object literal:
let allIcons = {
'solid-icons': ['book', 'apple', 'smile', 'pencil'],
'regular-icons': ['flower', 'clock', 'house', 'bird'],
}
You are not creating an array but object.
let allIcons = [] - this is array, you need let allIcons = {} instead
let allIcons = {};
allIcons["solid-icons"] = solidIcons;
allIcons["regular-icons"] = regularIcons;