I am having an array with following values:
[
{
'Admin1': {
id: 'fa1b2731'
},
'Admin2': {
id: '7b5ab064'
},
'Admin3': {
id: '9f462511'
},
'Admin4': {
id: 'aa82421d'
},
'Admin5': {
id: '34cb2b'
},
'Admin6': {
id: 'ff71ffdd'
},
'Admin7': {
id: 'b57ac9e7'
}
}
]
The code i am trying to retrieve each user id from above array is throwing an error->expected undefined not to be undefined Following is the code snippet:
if (userArray) {
for (const user of Object.values(userArray)) {
const delUserRes = await userApi.deleteUserById({
token: accessToken,
organizationId: orgid;,
userId: user.id
});
the above method reads the userarray corectly but never assign each id to userId form user.id and throws error
The array in example is having one item, what i mean to get user.id you should call array[0].['Admin1'].id. In your code you doing it like array.['Admin1'].id, so thats why it can't find user.id.
try something like this
if (userArray) {
for (const user of Object.values(userArray[0])) {
const delUserRes = await userApi.deleteUserById({
token: accessToken,
organizationId: orgid;,
userId: user.id
});
Your all the user are in single element of array object at 0 index. try below code
for (const user of Object.values(userArray[0])) {
console.log(user)
}Basically you are trying to get values from an object inside an array, so the Object.values doesn't make sense in your code. You can simply use userArray[0] in your for loop or map like:
var data = [ { 'Admin1': { id: 'fa1b2731' }, 'Admin2': { id: '7b5ab064' }, 'Admin3': { id: '9f462511' }, 'Admin4': { id: 'aa82421d' }, 'Admin5': { id: '34cb2b' }, 'Admin6': { id: 'ff71ffdd' }, 'Admin7': { id: 'b57ac9e7' } } ]
Object.values(data[0]).map(user => { //your logic here } );