我想在 javascript 中初始化一个对象数组

Question

when I click new button, I have to clear all information like this. from

testInfo:{
        test1: 12
        test2: "test2"
        ...
        test99: "test99"
    }

to

testInfo:{
        test1: 0 (or "")
        test2: ""
        ...
        test99: ""
    }

any good idea? thanks.

Answer 1

for (const key in testInfo) {
  testInfo[key] = typeof testInfo[key] === 'number' ? 0 : '';
}

Answer 2

You may try creating an object from mapped entries like so:

 const testInfo = { test1: 12, test2: "test2", test99: "test99", } console.log(Object.fromEntries(Object.keys(testInfo).map(key => [key, ""])));

---

const toReset = testInfo =>
  Object.fromEntries(Object.keys(testInfo).map(key => [key, '']));

setState({ testInfo: toReset(someState) });

Answer 3

The question uses object syntax, but I think you might want an array.

And if you need pre-created integer properties then you can do this:

 const a = [...Array(99)] // 99 / whatever console.log(JSON.stringify(a))

And if you really don't want an array:

 const o = {...[...Array(99)]} // 99 / whatever console.log(o)

Answer 4

If the object is not part of your React state:

 // Initialize const testInfo = { test1: 12, test2: "test2", test99: "test99" }; // Update for (const key in testInfo) { testInfo[key] = ""; } console.log(testInfo);

If the object is part of your React state then you always need to create a fresh object from scratch, and set that as the new state.

Example using React Hooks :

// Initialize
const [testInfo, setTestInfo] = useState({ test1: 12, test2: "test2", test99: "test99" });

// Update
const newInfo = testInfo.clone();
for (const key in newInfo) {
  newInfo[key] = "";
}
setTestInfo(newInfo);

Answer 5

Keep a state for your formInfo and a default state value in a constant.

const defaultTestInfo = {
      test1: 0,
      test2: "",
      test99: "",
    }

const resetFormInfo = () => {
  this.setState({ testInfo: defaultTestInfo })
}

And pass resetFormInfo in your button onClick