I have this JSON:
[
{
"type": "GUILD_TEXT",
"deleted": false,
"guild": "898666651547996200",
"guildId": "898666651547996200",
"parentId": "903388176100495390",
"permissionOverwrites": [
"900991433576689675",
"917426278003523604",
"898666651547996200",
"898825198709641246"
],
"messages": [
"928781911982219307"
],
"threads": [],
"nsfw": false,
"id": "903388255528042566",
"name": "updates",
"rawPosition": 41,
"topic": null,
"lastMessageId": "928781911982219307",
"rateLimitPerUser": 0,
"createdTimestamp": 1635454944260
}
]
(call = the json)
Shouldn't this be returning "updates": call[0]["name"]
Via JS, it is returning undefined.
call[0] is returning as {
I've tried it on various other languages and it has been working as intended... just not in JS.
It does work:
const call = [{
"type": "GUILD_TEXT",
"deleted": false,
"guild": "898666651547996200",
"guildId": "898666651547996200",
"parentId": "903388176100495390",
"permissionOverwrites": [
"900991433576689675",
"917426278003523604",
"898666651547996200",
"898825198709641246"
],
"messages": [
"928781911982219307"
],
"threads": [],
"nsfw": false,
"id": "903388255528042566",
"name": "updates",
"rawPosition": 41,
"topic": null,
"lastMessageId": "928781911982219307",
"rateLimitPerUser": 0,
"createdTimestamp": 1635454944260
}]
console.log(call[0]["name"]) // updates
const callString = JSON.stringify(call)
console.log(JSON.parse(callString)[0]["name"]) // updatesI tried
var name= call[0].name;
and
var name= call[0]["name"];
evertything is working properly returning "updates".