I made a list with listjs (listjs.com)
Now i'm using the function get(), this wil give me this return:
itemsInList = [
{ id: 1, name: "Jonny" }
, { id: 2, name "Gustaf" }
];
listObj.get("id", 2); -> return { id: 2, name: "Gustaf" }
Now i'm want to get the name id with pure javascript only.
function getUserName(uid) {
var itemValues = hackerList.get("id", uid)[0];
console.log("The name of the user is: " + itemValues.name);
// or use alert..
//alert("The name of the user is: " + itemValues.name);
}
Sorry not concrete... I want from the return value:
{ uid: 2, name: "Marc" ... }
to itemValues.name -> Marc
Udate
Forgot to use uid function ("id"). When I use values() it will work. Thank you for the answer.
Updated Fiddle Fiddle
You can use the arrays filter method (IE9+):
// Pure javascript list
var hackerList = [
{ uid: 1, name: 'John' },
{ uid: 2, name: 'Marc' }
];
function getUserName(uid) {
var hackers = hackerList.filter(function(hacker) {
return hacker.uid === uid;
});
if(hackers.length > 0) {
console.log("The name of the user is: " + hackers[0].name);
}
}
Your id field is called uid, and to get to the values of the object, you need to call .values on the result, so:
function getUserName(uid) {
var itemValues = hackerList.get("uid", uid)[0].values();
console.log("The name of the user is: " + itemValues.name);
}
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