I have an array of objects as shown below
[{
'0': 'RECORD_KEY',
'1': 'FIRST_TOUCH_DATE_TIME',
'2': 'ISA_SENDER_ID'
},
{
'0': '00208851228_1',
'1': '2020-02-19 13:08:20.0',
'2': 'CCA'
}, {
'0': ''
}
]
I want to remove the key and the last object which is null.
So the result would be -
[{
'0': 'RECORD_KEY',
'1': 'FIRST_TOUCH_DATE_TIME',
'2': 'ISA_SENDER_ID'
},
{
'0': '00208851228_1',
'1': '2020-02-19 13:08:20.0',
'2': 'CCA'
}
]
So each object would represent a row of data. How can I possibly do this in node.js?
Your desird outcome is not valid JS. What you need is a nested array(array of arrays):
const arr =[
{
'0': 'RECORD_KEY',
'1': 'FIRST_TOUCH_DATE_TIME',
'2': 'ISA_SENDER_ID'
},
{
'0': '00208851228_1',
'1': '2020-02-19 13:08:20.0',
'2': 'CCA'
},
{ '0': '' }
]
const mainArr = []
for(let item of arr){
const subArr = []
for(let prop in item){
if(!item[prop]){
continue;
}
subArr.push(item[prop])
}
if(subArr.length){
mainArr.push(subArr)
}
}
One note: Please next time provide a formatted code snippet
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