This is the response i'm getting
result = [{
"storeId": "4543",
"type": "full",
"overSerializedItems": [3548240, 91511753, 345555],
},
{
"storeId": "5462",
"type": "half",
"overSerializedItems": [2548240, 9566666],
}
]
I want to manipulate this json and add key to overSerializedItems.I want to manipulate the response data and need to convert this in below format
result = [{
"storeId": "4543",
"type": "full",
"overSerializedItems": [
{storeId: '3548240'},
{storeId: '91511753'},
{storeId: '345555'}
],
},
{
"storeId": "5462",
"type": "half",
"overSerializedItems": [
{storeId: '2548240'},
{storeId: '9566666'}
],
}
]
You can't have a multiple storeId key in an objet. But you can have multiple object with storeId.
overSerializedItems: [{storeId:...}, {storeId:...}]
You can transform like that:
var result = [
{
"storeId": "4543",
"type": "full",
"overSerializedItems": [3548240,91511753,345555],
},
{
"storeId": "5462",
"type": "half",
"overSerializedItems": [2548240,9566666],
}
];
var trans = result.map(w => {
return {
storeId: w.storeId,
type: w.type,
overSerializedItems: w.overSerializedItems.map(x => { return {storeId: x.toString()} })
}
})
You need to use two forEach()
loop for that output:
var result = [{ "storeId": "4543", "type": "full", "overSerializedItems": [3548240, 91511753, 345555], }, { "storeId": "5462", "type": "half", "overSerializedItems": [2548240, 9566666], } ]; result.forEach(function(obj){ obj.overSerializedItems.forEach(function(val, index){ obj.overSerializedItems[index] = {'store':val.toString()}; }); }); console.log(result);
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