i am returning a structure of an object of folders and the contents of the json files contained in them. this is how it's looks like.
{
DailyTask: [ { title: 'Chores', body: 'Wash the roof and sweep the bed' } ],
monday: [{ title: 'madrid', body: 'Wash the roof and sweep the bed' } ],
}
i have a problem when a folder has more than two files, because i can't find a way to append to the array of either monday or DailyTask
i tried doing concat or push but they wouldn't work at first because the object property is undefined so i did the first assignment would be done via square brackets and subsequent ones will be done via push or unshift ie x is the json file
if (sum[key] == undefined) {
sum[key] = x;
} else {
sum[key].unshift(x);
}
gives me this
{
DailyTask: [ { title: 'Chores', body: 'Wash the roof and sweep the bed' } ],
monday: [
[ [Object] ],
{ title: 'madrid', body: 'Wash the roof and sweep the bed' }
]
}
it shows as [[Object]], how do i make the actual contents of the object show.
From the logic you are presenting x
equals [ {...} ]
. that is why it works for
sum[key] = x;
// outputs:
// title: [ { ... } ]
But fails on the other: title: [ [{...}], {...} ]
try this:
if (sum[key] == undefined) {
sum[key] = [x[0]] ; // or simply leave it x;
} else {
sum[key].unshift(x[0]);
}
if(sum[key]==undefined) sum[key]=[x];
else sum[key].push(x);
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