My server expects an object like the following:
{
"name":"test",
"detail":[
{"iddetail":1},
{"iddetail":2}
]
}
In the frontend I have a control that takes multiple details:
<v-autocomplete
v-model="items">
</v-autocomplete>
As my server expects:
"detail":[
{"iddetail":1},
{"iddetail":2}
]
But my frontend returns:
items = [1,2]
I do the following:
data.items.map(function(x){
data.detail.push({iddetail:x})
});
That works, but the question is whether it can be done in a simpler and more efficient way.
const items = [1,2];
const data = {
name: '...',
detail: items.map( i => ({iddetail:i}) )
};
And of course, it's always more convenient to have similar format between api and front code but small conversion is good enough
不确定,但也许这个
data.detail = items.map((x) => ({iddetail:x}));
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