Javascript: Add Key to an Multiple Object of Values

Question

I have this object that log out as in:

{0: "16407", 1: "16309", 2: "16308", 3: "16307", 4: "16306", 5: "16305", 6: "16303", 7: "16302", 8: "16301", 9: "16300", 10: "16299", 11: "16298", 12: "16297", 13: "16296", 14: "16294", 15: "16293", 16: "16292", 17: "16290", 18: "16285", 19: "16277"}

How can I restructure this to log out as follows:

{"name": "16407" }, {"name": "16309"}, {"name": "16308"}....

console.log(Object.values(o).map(v => `{"name": "${v}" }`).join(", ")); but i think the question went right over my head. — ASDFGerte
– ASDFGerte, Commented Jan 30, 2020 at 17:58
What do you mean with "log out". Are you only interested in an output string, not an object structure? — trincot
– trincot, Commented Jan 30, 2020 at 18:00
Thanks @tirincot ! I mean log out to output but I would eventually wanna use it so maybe store it in a variable... — Zeusox
– Zeusox, Commented Jan 30, 2020 at 18:01
So, is the input a single object, and the result an array of objects? It would be nice if you would present the expected result as a JavaScript object/array literal. Like the above suggestions could work, or Object.values(o).map(name => ({name})) — trincot
– trincot, Commented Jan 30, 2020 at 18:02

Nina Scholz · Accepted Answer · 2020-01-30 18:04:22Z

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You could move the values into an array and map objects.

var object = { 0: "16407", 1: "16309", 2: "16308", 3: "16307", 4: "16306", 5: "16305", 6: "16303", 7: "16302", 8: "16301", 9: "16300", 10: "16299", 11: "16298", 12: "16297", 13: "16296", 14: "16294", 15: "16293", 16: "16292", 17: "16290", 18: "16285", 19: "16277" },
    result = Object.assign([], object).map(name => ({ name }));

console.log(result);

answered Jan 30, 2020 at 18:04

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