How to access a property of a javascript object if property name is not fully known? Need to access value by knowing that "totalCount" will be part of property name. Sample :
[
{"totalCount_12":100},
{"totalCount_13":100},
{"totalCount_2":100}
]
I hope this piece of code will help you
a = {"totalCount_12":100}
a[Object.keys(a).filter(i=>i.includes("totalCount"))[0]]
You can achieve this by creating a special function that finds 'totalCount_'+n (n is a given number)
const list = [
{"totalCount_12":75},
{"totalCount_13":100},
{"totalCount_2":150},
{"totalCount_14":17}
]
const findByPartlyKnownName = (n) => list.find(el => Object.keys(el)[0].includes(`totalCount_${n}`))
console.log(findByPartlyKnownName(12))
console.log(findByPartlyKnownName(14))
console.log(findByPartlyKnownName(2))