I am trying to reconstruct the raw headers from the request object from looking like this:
[{"0": "Host"},
{"1": "localhost:3000"},
{"2": "Connection"},
{"3": "keep-alive"},
{"4": "sec-ch-ua"},
{"5": "\" Not A;Brand\";v=\"99\", \"Chromium\";v=\"102\", \"Google Chrome\";v=\"102\""}]
to something like:
[{ "Host: "localhost:3000"}, {"Connection": "Keep alive"}]
is this possible in javascript?
You can first flatMap() them to an array of values and then reduce() them pairwise to your desired result object:
const headers = [
{"0": "Host"},
{"1": "localhost:3000"},
{"2": "Connection"},
{"3": "keep-alive"},
{"4": "sec-ch-ua"},
{"5": "\" Not A;Brand\";v=\"99\", \"Chromium\";v=\"102\", \"Google Chrome\";v=\"102\""}
];
const result = headers.flatMap(Object.values).reduce((r, _, i, a) =>
i % 2 ? r : {
...r,
[a[i]]: a[i + 1]
}, {});
console.log(result);