What I have:
[{title: hi}, {title: ha}, {title: ho}]
What I want:
{title: hi}, {title: ha}, {title: ho}
This is because, when I try to add the array to a database, like:
"$push" : { "paises" : array}
, it will be:
But I want this:
The solution:
var array = [{title: 'hi'}, {title: 'ha'}, {title: 'ho'}];
var object = {};
var arrayToObject = function(array, object){
array.forEach(function(element, index){
object[index] = element;
})
console.log(object);
}
arrayToObject(array, object);
{title: hi}, {title: ha}, {title: ho}
This is not object of objects. These are just objects.
If what you want is a way to handle each object one by one and insert them into your database you could do something like this.
[{title: hi}, {title: ha}, {title: ho}].forEach(function(obj){
//do something with object
});
If you are using ES6 you can use spread
operator.
...[{title: hi}, {title: ha}, {title: ho}]
= {title: hi}, {title: ha}, {title: ho}
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