I have a JSON file with image Names. I want to store data in a Key-Value Object. I'm creating the key using regex to remove -img[image No]
. I'm unable to store all image Names in the array. When I add a new element it overwrites it to the previous value.
How can I push new data in an array without wiping off previously-stored data?
Data Document
[
"apple-img1",
"apple-img2",
"apple-img3",
"apple-img4",
"apple-img5",
"dell-img1",
"dell-img2",
"dell-img3",
"hp-img1",
"hp-img2"
]
My Code
content.map((contentInfo) => {
let key = contentInfo.replace(/-img\d$/, "") //Return Company Name without -i{Digit} For Example apple-img1 whould be apple
let imgName = contentInfo //Name of the Image
data[key] = {
Images: imgName //Append New Image 2 Array Instead of OverWriting Them
}
console.log(data);
})
Current Output
{
"apple": {
"Images": [
"apple-img5"
]
},
"dell": {
"Images": [
"dell-img3"
]
},
"hp": {
"Images": [
"hp-img2"
]
}
}
Expected Output
{
"apple": {
"Images": [
"apple-img1",
"apple-img2",
"apple-img3",
"apple-img4",
"apple-img5"
]
},
"dell": {
"Images": [
"dell-img1",
"dell-img2",
"dell-img3"
]
},
"hp": {
"Images": [
"hp-img1",
"hp-img2"
]
}
}
CodePudding user response:
The spread operator can be used for adding values to an array.
content.map((contentInfo) => {
let key = contentInfo.replace(/-img\d$/, ''); //Return Company Name without -i{Digit} For Example apple-img1 whould be apple
let imgName = contentInfo; //Name of the Image
data[key] = {
Images: [...data[key].Images, imgName], //Append New Image 2 Array Instead of OverWriting Them
};
console.log(data);
});
CodePudding user response:
You can use the spread operator to accomplish this task
content.map((contentInfo) => {
let key = contentInfo.replace(/-img\d$/, "") //Return Company Name without -i{Digit} For Example apple-img1 whould be apple
let imgName = contentInfo //Name of the Image
data = {
Images: {...imgName, key} //Append New Image 2 Array Instead of OverWriting Them
}
console.log(data);
})
This should work.