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How can a JavaScript object refer to values in itself? [duplicate]
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Hello i have an array of objects. Like this:
const obj = [{
count: 10,
value: count*2 // the previous count
}]
How can i reference 'count' on 'value' without having to find the index, or is a way to find the index of 'obj'?
You could take a getter with a reference to the same object.
const
objects = [{
count: 10,
get value () { return this.count * 2; }
}];
console.log(objects[0].value);
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Sort array of objects by string property value
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const arr = [
{Id:"3",name: "ADMIN"},
{Id:"1",name: "SECURITY"},
{Id:"2",name: "INFORMATION_REPORTING"},
{Id: "23",name: "PAYMENTS_SERVICES"},
{Id: "344",name: "PAYMENT_HUB"},
{Id: "31",name: "RTP"},
{Id: "43",name: "PAYMENTS"},
{Id: "34",name: "GPI_ALERTS"},
{Id: "65",name: "ADMINISTRATION"}
]
I have the arr which has the values as describing here.And I want to reorder the arr using the key name as below, Order to be shown.
ADMIN
ADMINISTRATION
PAYMENTS
RTP
PAYMENTS_SERVICES
INFORMATION_REPORTING
PAYMENT_HUB
SECURITY
GPI_ALERTS
So I want the arr in this order shown above based on name key.
You may use Array.prototype.sort() and compare arr items based on their position (Array.prototype.indexOf()) within orderList
const arr = [{Id:"3",name:"ADMIN"},{Id:"1",name:"SECURITY"},{Id:"2",name:"INFORMATION_REPORTING"},{Id:"23",name:"PAYMENTS_SERVICES"},{Id:"344",name:"PAYMENT_HUB"},{Id:"31",name:"RTP"},{Id:"43",name:"PAYMENTS"},{Id:"34",name:"GPI_ALERTS"},{Id:"65",name:"ADMINISTRATION"}],
orderList = ['ADMIN','ADMINISTRATION','PAYMENTS','RTP','PAYMENTS_SERVICES','INFORMATION_REPORTING','PAYMENT_HUB','SECURITY','GPI_ALERTS'],
result = arr.sort(({name:nameA},{name:nameB}) =>
!orderList.includes(nameA) ?
1 :
!orderList.includes(nameB) ?
-1 :
orderList.indexOf(nameA) - orderList.indexOf(nameB)
)
console.log(result)
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I have the following array
myArray = ["zell", "allen", 34, 223344, age , "Stree 45"]
i need to delete every position which be length less than 4
in this case the position 2 and 4
I wrote
for(var i=0; i<myArray.length; i++){
if(myArray[i].trim().length<3){
myArray.splice(i,1);
}
}
but works only with the first one, I need with every one
thanks
You can filter out the items that are shorter then 4 chars:
var myArray = ["zell", "allen", 34, 223344, "age" , "Stree 45"];
var filteredArr = myArray.filter(item => item.toString().length >= 4);
console.log(filteredArr);
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For example:
const obj = {name: 'jack', age: 18, gender: 'male'}
const {name, age} = obj
const obj2 = {name, age}
I want some key-value of a obj to make up a new obj, above is three line codes , I want to know if there is a way more concise? in one line?
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How can I add a key/value pair to a JavaScript object?
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var John = { Cats: 2, Dogs: 3, Turtles: 1 };
var Mary = { Dogs: 0, Parakeets: 3};
How do I append new dimensions after I've already created the objects?
...John now also has 1 Parakeet
...Mary now also has 5 Koi
Just give them a value, like:
John.Parakeet = 1;
You can then later access these properties just like any other properties.
It really isn't hard.