I have the following map:
let mapObject = new Map();
mapObject.set("one", "file1");
mapObject.set("two", "file2");
mapObject.set("three", "file3");
console.log([...mapObject.entries()]);
and the console generates the following output:
[ [ 'one', 'file1' ], [ 'two', 'file2' ], [ 'three', 'file3' ] ]
I took this idea from this post, but this solution doesn't work if you add a string in the console statement:
console.log("This is a map: " + [...mapObject.entries()]);
it generates the following output instead:
This is a map: one,file1,two,file2,three,file3
which is less friendly to read. I would like in some how to have the same output I would obtain from: console.log([...mapObject.entries()]) but to be able to store it in a string for a general purpose. Is there a simple way to achieve it that works for google apps script?
You can use JSON.stringify:
let mapObject = new Map();
mapObject.set("one", "file1");
mapObject.set("two", "file2");
mapObject.set("three", "file3");
const res = JSON.stringify([...mapObject.entries()])
console.log("This is a map: " + res);