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JS How to find result in nested objects

I have a nested Object that I need to iterate. The object looks like this:

{
    "Page1": {
        "path": "/page1"
    },
    "Page2": {
        "path": "/account/menu/page1"
    },
    "Page3": {
        "items": {
            "Subpage1": {
                "path": "/account/menu/subpage1"
            },
            "Subpage2": {
                "path": "/account/menu/subpage2"
            },
            "Subpage3": {
                "path": "/account/menu/subpage3"
            }
        }
    },
    "Page4": {
        "items": {
            "Subpage4": {
                "path": "/account/menu/subpage4"
            },
            "Subpage5": {
                "path": "/account/menu/subpage5"
            },
...

I need to get the name of the specific subpage, based on the path of the user.

For example. If the user is on the page /account/menu/subpage2. I need to get the name Subpage2.

What I did is the following:

const currentPageName = getPageName(this.props?.match?.params.menu); //This function gets the name of the current page (Subpage2)


const getThePageName = = path => Object.keys(jsonData).find(el => jsonData[el]?.items && jsonData[el]?.items[currentPageName]?.path === path)

console.log("getThePageName", getThePageName("/account/menu/subpage2")));

The result of the above is Page3, but I need it to be Subpage2. What am I doing wrong and how to fix it?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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Concept

Iterate through all the data entries and check if the path of any of these pages equal to the target path specified. Also within the loop, iterate through all of the pages' subpages and, again, check if the path of any of these subpages equal to the target path specified. If a match found then return the result as the key of the path's object.

Code

const data = {"Page1":{"path":"/page1"},"Page2":{"path":"/account/menu/page1"},"Page3":{"items":{"Subpage1":{"path":"/account/menu/subpage1"},"Subpage2":{"path":"/account/menu/subpage2"},"Subpage3":{"path":"/account/menu/subpage3"}}},"Page4":{"items":{"Subpage4":{"path":"/account/menu/subpage4"},"Subpage5":{"path":"/account/menu/subpage5"}}}};

function findPage(data,target){
  let result;
  Object.entries(data).forEach(page => {
    if (page[1].path === target) result = page[0];
    if (page[1].items){
      Object.entries(page[1].items).forEach(subpage => {
        if (subpage[1].path === target) result = subpage[0];
      });
    }
  });
  return result;
}

console.log(findPage(data,"/account/menu/subpage2"));
console.log(findPage(data,"/page1"));

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report

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Solution using recursion, can work with deeper level of "sub pages".

const data = { "Page1": { "path": "/page1" }, "Page2": { "path": "/account/menu/page1" }, "Page3": { "items": { "Subpage1": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage1" }, "Subpage2": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage2" }, "Subpage3": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage3" } } }, "Page4": { "items": { "Subpage4": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage4" }, "Subpage5": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage5" }, "Subpage6": { "items": { "Subsubpage1": { "path": "/secret" } } } } } };

function getPageNameForPath(data, path) {
  for (const pageName in data) {
    if (data[pageName].path != null) {
      if (data[pageName].path === path) {
        return pageName;
      }
    } else {
      const found = getPageNameForPath(data[pageName].items, path);
      if (found) {
        return found;
      }
    }
  }
}

console.log(getPageNameForPath(data, '/account/menu/subpage2'));
console.log(getPageNameForPath(data, '/account/menu/page1'));
console.log(getPageNameForPath(data, '/secret'));

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report

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here is some piece of code

const jsonData = { "Page1": { "path": "/page1" }, "Page2": { "path": "/account/menu/page1" }, "Page3": { "items": { "Subpage1": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage1" }, "Subpage2": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage2" }, "Subpage3": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage3" } } }, "Page4": { "items": { "Subpage4": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage4" }, "Subpage5": { "path": "/account/menu/subpage5" }, } } };

const currentPageName = 'Subpage2';

const getThePageName = path => Object.keys(jsonData).reduce((acc, el) => {
  if (acc?.length) {
    return acc;
  }
  if (jsonData[el].hasOwnProperty('items')) {
    if (jsonData[el]?.items?.[currentPageName]?.path === path) {
      console.log(path, jsonData[el]?.items?.[currentPageName]?.path)
      acc = currentPageName;
    }
  } else {
    if (jsonData[el].path === path) {
      console.log(path, jsonData[el].path, path)
      acc = el;
    }
  }
  return acc;
}, undefined);

console.log("getThePageName", getThePageName("/account/menu/subpage2"));

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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