I searched but couldnt find the answer to this; I assume its pretty easy but I cant get it right. Trying to get the value of amount here:
let fruit = [
{"prices":{"price":{"amount":4.97,"unit":"ea","quantity":1},"wasPrice":null}
]
I have loop and I tried something like this; but didnt work:
keyPrice = Object.keys(fruit[i].prices.price);
console.log(keyPrice['amount'])
//this is giving me undefined result
The code snippet is syntactically malformed (3 opening, 2 closing braces).
If that's just a typo, Object.keys(...) produces an array of property names. It would be set to ['amount', 'unit', 'quantity'].
Also, i should be initialized to 0.
What you intend is:
let i=0;
let keyPrice = fruit[i].prices.price; // Rename the variable!
console.log(keyPrice['amount']);
it seems like you miss one curly brace } after null
let fruit = [
{"prices":
{"price":
{"amount":4.97,"unit":"ea","quantity":1}
,"wasPrice":null}
}
]
and this for amount value
fruit[0].prices.price.amount;
You need a dig function:
function dig(obj, func){
let v;
if(obj instanceof Array){
for(let i=0,l=obj.length; i<l; i++){
v = obj[i];
if(typeof v === 'object'){
dig(v, func);
}
else{
func(v, i, obj);
}
}
}
else{
for(let i in obj){
v = obj[i];
if(typeof v === 'object'){
dig(v, func);
}
else{
func(v, i, obj);
}
}
}
}
let fruit = [
{
prices:{
price:{
amount:4.97,
unit:'ea',
quantity:1
},
wasPrice:null
}
}
];
dig(fruit, (v, i, obj)=>{
if(i === 'amount')console.log(v);
});