Add Quotes to Object Key

Question

I'm working on a web scraper to pull basketball stats for a given player during a specific season. I've come to the point where I place the formatted player stats into an object from a master "game" array, which contains objects corresponding to the statistics for each individual game. Here's how I'm adding the stats to the player object:

        player.push({
            date: game[0],
            location: location,
            opp: game[3],
            gameType: game[4],
            result: game[5],
            start: game[6],
            min: game[7],
            fgm: game[8],
            fga: game[9],
            fgp: game[10],
            twoPM: game[11],
            twoPA: game[12],
            twoP: game[13],
            threePM: game[14],
            threePA: game[15],
            threeP: game[16],
            ftm: game[17],
            fta: game[18],
            ftp: game[19],
            orb: game[20],
            drb: game[21],
            ast: game[23],
            stl: game[24],
            blk: game[25],
            to: game[26],
            pf: game[27],
            pts: game[28]
        });

This all works as expected and the console.log output contains game objects within a final player array. Here's an excerpt:

[
  {
    date: '2019-03-22',
    location: 'neutral',
    opp: 'Ohio State',
    gameType: 'NCAA',
    result: 'L',
    start: '0',
    min: '4',
    fgm: '0',
    fga: '0',
    fgp: '',
    twoPM: '0',
    twoPA: '0',
    twoP: '',
    threePM: '0',
    threePA: '0',
    threeP: '',
    ftm: '0',
    fta: '0',
    ftp: '',
    orb: '0',
    drb: '1',
    ast: '0',
    stl: '0',
    blk: '1',
    to: '0',
    pf: '0',
    pts: '0'
  }
]

My problem is the lack of quotes around the object value. For example, in the above it displays date instead of "date". Since I'm putting this into a Mongo DB, the quotes around the object keys are (I believe) required for saving a document. How can I add these quotations around the object keys without giving myself carpal tunnel and doing it manually for each key?

Thanks in advance for the help!

Answer 1

You can use JSON.stringify

JSON.stringify(player, null, 2)