// JSON that I have
const data = `{
"accounts": {
"aaa@gmail.com": {
"zipcode": "",
"inCharge": ""
},
"bbb@gmail.com": {
"zipcode": "",
"inCharge": ""
},
"ccc@gmail.com": {
"zipcode": "",
"inCharge": ""
}
}
}`
const records = JSON.parse(data);
const columns = Object.keys(records.accounts.aaa@gmail.com);I have tried the following, none of which did work:
records.accounts.aaa@gmail.com records.accounts.["aaa@gmail.com"]
records.accounts.eval("aaa@gmail.com")
You can access it using array accessor
const data = {
"accounts": {
"aaa@gmail.com": {
"zipcode": "",
"inCharge": ""
},
"bbb@gmail.com": {
"zipcode": "",
"inCharge": ""
},
"ccc@gmail.com": {
"zipcode": "",
"inCharge": ""
}
}
}
console.log(data.accounts["aaa@gmail.com"])