动态创建 object 密钥

Question

I've been trying to understand and master creating json objects with javascript, however I cannot seem to figure out how to (first iterate something, and use that value as my key). My second problem is when I see my json result, it always seems to be nested with a preceding blank item before it. Here is what I mean:

My current portion of code is:

.then((data)=>{
    connection.query("SELECT * FROM amion_onCall", function (err, result, fields){
        const fixed = [];
            let i;
            for (i in result){
                aName = result[i].name;
                aServ = result[i].specialty;
                aShift = result[i].shift;
                aOff = result[i].office;
                aCell = result[i].cell;
                aTag  = result[i].tag;
                var data = {aServ: {name:aName, service: aServ, shift: aShift, office: aOff, cell: aCell, tag: aTag}};
                // console.log(data);
                fixed.push(data);
            }
        fs.writeFile('./data/json/newAmion.json', JSON.stringify(fixed), function(err){
            if (err) throw err;
            console.log("Wrote New Amion");
        });
    });
})

The output in my json viewer is:

[
 {
   "aServ": {
      "name": "Dr.John",
      "service": "Cardiology",
      "shift": "7a-7p",
      "office": "123",
      "cell": "123-456-789",
      "tag": "no tags"
  }
}, 

...and so on for my ~150 entries.

Problem #1: I want to move this up one full level. I'm not sure how to do that, or why it starts so deeply nested.

Problem #2: When I iterate aServ, I want the actual value to be output in the beginning of my json. My current code prints "aServ" statically for everyone...I don't want to do that. For example, this is how I am trying to get my json to output:

{
  "Cardiology": {
     "name": "Dr.John",
      "service": "Cardiology",
      "shift": "7a-7p",
      "office": "123",
      "cell": "123-456-789",
      "tag": "no tags"
    }, 
  "Pulmonology": { ...and so on
}

Answer 1

Answer 1:

What do you mean by "preceding blank item"? Do you mean "aServe"? If yes, because you did it here var data = {aServ: {... } } .

Also, you have a lot of items. So those are inside array [] .

Answer 2:

// Change it to object instead of array
const fixed = {};

// Inside array
if (!Array.isArray(fixed[aServ])) {
  fixed[aServ] = []  
}

fixed[aServ].push({
  name: aName,
  service: aServ,
  shift: aShift,
  office: aOff,
  cell: aCell,
  tag: aTag,
})

No need to push item to array.

Remember, if there are multiple aServ with the same value then it will replace the existing item. That is why you should use an array.

Answer 2

Problem #1: I want to move this up one full level. I'm not sure how to do that, or why it starts so deeply nested.

It's nested because you're in an array of objects. Arrays in JavaScript are indicated by the surrounding brackets []. In this case I think it's what you want: you're creating an array of objects.

Problem #2: When I iterate aServ, I want the actual value to be output in the beginning of my json.

This line:

 var data = {aServ: {name:aName, service: aServ, shift: aShift, office: aOff, cell: aCell, tag: aTag}}

Needs to be changed to this:

 var data = {[aServ]: {name:aName, service: aServ, shift: aShift, office: aOff, cell: aCell, tag: aTag}}

Note the brackets. That will interpolate your variable values as an array key.