So I have this arr
let arr = [{
category_set_id: 25,
name: "25name",
el: [
{name: "25name1", value: "25value1"}
]
},
{
category_set_id: 44,
name: "44name",
el: [
{name: "44name1", value: "44value1"}
]
},
]
And this is the element i need to push into this arr of objects
let elToPush = {category_set_id: 44, name: "44name2", value: "44value2"}
As you can see, it belongs in the second eleement of the arr, and it must somehow be pushed into the el property, resulting in
let arr = [{
category_set_id: 25,
name: "25name",
el: [
{name: "25name1", value: "25value1"}
]
},
{
category_set_id: 44,
name: "44name",
el: [
{name: "44name1", value: "44value1"},
{name: "44name2", value: "44value2"}
]
},
]
So I know I can maybe first filter the arr to get my desired section, fe
let toModify = arr.filter(i => i.category_set_id === elToPush.id)
Then having that I could
let newarr = [toModify.el, ...elToPush]
toModify.el = newarr
And finally I must somehow replace it in the global arr
Can someone lend a hand with this?
You can use findIndex
to find the index of category_set_id: 44,
from arr
. If arr
contains such object then it will return the index which will be greater than -1
. Then use this index to push the required value
let arr = [{ category_set_id: 25, name: "25name", el: [{ name: "25name1", value: "25value1" }] }, { category_set_id: 44, name: "44name", el: [{ name: "44name1", value: "44value1" }] } ]; let elToPush = { category_set_id: 44, name: "44name2", value: "44value2" }; const getIndex = arr.findIndex(item => item.category_set_id === elToPush.category_set_id); if (getIndex > -1) { arr[getIndex].el.push({ name: "44name2", value: "44value2" }) }; console.log(arr)
Alternatively you can also use find
which will return the object if category_set_id
matches
let arr = [{ category_set_id: 25, name: "25name", el: [{ name: "25name1", value: "25value1" }] }, { category_set_id: 44, name: "44name", el: [{ name: "44name1", value: "44value1" }] } ]; let elToPush = { category_set_id: 44, name: "44name2", value: "44value2" }; const obj = arr.find(item => item.category_set_id === elToPush.category_set_id); obj && obj.el.push({ name: elToPush.name, value: elToPush.value }) console.log(arr)
so first we want to find the right object to insert our new element in, and then mutate the internal array with the right fields
updateArray(newObject) {
const elemToChange = arr.find(object => object.category_set_id == newObject.category_set_id)
const objectToPush = { name: newObject.name, value: newObject.value }
elemToChange.el.push(objectToPush)
}
You can use find for having a reference to the searched object, and then you can insert (push to) the element in the el array of the found object.
let arr = [{ category_set_id: 25, name: "25name", el: [{ name: "25name1", value: "25value1" }] }, { category_set_id: 44, name: "44name", el: [{ name: "44name1", value: "44value1" }] } ]; let elToPush = { category_set_id: 44, name: "44name2", value: "44value2" }; const obj = arr.find(item => item.category_set_id === elToPush.category_set_id); if (obj) { obj.el.push({ name: "44name2", value: "44value2" }) }; console.log(arr)
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