var str = "145.10880940000004,-37.9333893,10"
var view = str.split(",");
console.log(view);
Creates an array:
[
"145.10880940000004",
"-37.9333893",
"10"
]
How do I dynamically map the keys so I have an object like this:
{
Lng: "145.10880940000004",
Lat: "-37.9333893",
Zoom: "10"
}
This would work, using array destructuring:
const input = "145.10880940000004,-37.9333893,10"; const [Lng, Lat, Zoom] = input.split(','); const output = {Lng, Lat, Zoom}; console.log(output);
Similar to @Robby Cornelissen's answer, if you have multiple of these values, you can do this neatly with .map
and parameter destructuring:
const values = [ "145.10880940000004,-37.9333893,10", "145.10880940000004,-37.9333893,10", ]; console.log( values .map(str => str.split(',')) .map(([Lng, Lat, Zoom]) => ({Lng, Lat, Zoom})) );
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