let obj={
print:{
"2343192u4":{
id:"01",
name:"linux file",
location:"System config"
},
"23438ufsdjh8":{
id:"02",
name:"windows file",
location:"System config"
}
},
hardware:{
"9058t05":{
no:"ct-01",
refrence:"down-tPO-01"
}
},
stack:{
"345t5fdfve":{
option1:"prefer first lost",
failure:"run backup"
}
},
backupdir:{
"cjksder8982w":{
files:"config file.json",
execute:"run after failure"
}
}
};
let Array=[{
filepath:"print"
},
{
filepath:"hardware"
},
{
filepath:"stack"
},
{
filepath:"backupdir"
},
];
Array.map((file)=>{
//console.log(file.filepath)
Object.keys(obj).forEach((key)=>{
if(key===file.filepath){
// fs.writeFile(path.join(__dirname,file.filepath,"system.json"), JSON.stringify(Object.values(obj)[0], null, 4))
console.log("yes");
}
})
});I am trying to fetch key from the obj JSON object and compare it with the Array filepath so I can push the value in created json file
here by using fs I am trying to create folder which I got from the array
fs.writeFile(path.join(__dirname,file.filepath,"system.json"));
by which I created folder and file system.json in it and I am trying to compare the key from the obj json and filepath from the array and trying to put like this
{
"2343192u4":{
id:"01",
name:"linux file",
location:"System config"
},
"23438ufsdjh8":{
id:"02",
name:"windows file",
location:"System config"
}
}
{
"9058t05":{
no:"ct-01",
refrence:"down-tPO-01"
}
}
but the problem is when I do this
JSON.stringify(Object.values(obj)[0], null, 4)
I am getting same output in every file
{
"2343192u4":{
id:"01",
name:"linux file",
location:"System config"
},
"23438ufsdjh8":{
id:"02",
name:"windows file",
location:"System config"
}
}
{
"2343192u4":{
id:"01",
name:"linux file",
location:"System config"
},
"23438ufsdjh8":{
id:"02",
name:"windows file",
location:"System config"
}
}
here print hardware stack backupdir always get changed and there are multiple more files as this is system random generated name thats why I have to compare and the key from object and make a directory of this name
how can I push them in different different folder with there respective value
Try changing
fs.writeFileSync(path.join(__dirname,file.filepath,"system.json"),
JSON.stringify(Object.values(obj)[0], null, 4))
(which only looks at the first property value in obj) to
fs.writeFileSync(path.join(__dirname,file.filepath,"system.json"),
JSON.stringify(obj[key], null, 4))
which look up the property object in obj using the key value obtained from the Array entry being processed.
The use of forEach in Object.keys(obj).forEach((key)=>{ prevents stopping the search if a matching filepath is found. Another option would be to use a for of loop that breaks out if a file name has been found:
Array.forEach((file)=>{
for( let key of Object.keys(obj)) {
if(key===file.filepath) {
fs.writeFileSync(path.join(__dirname,file.filepath,"system.json"),
JSON.stringify(obj[key], null, 4));
break;
}
}
});
Also: avoid using the names of global constructors such as Array as variable names - it's a bug waiting to happen :-)