I have an AJAX function that returns this json array when the page loads.
{
"ydtd4EGwIgb9QAPekbzBUXq9ZXp2":{
"Highscore":1000,
"username":"ash"
},
"qo80G8bFPsRkujLm9qWtASz0TE32":{
"Highscore":900,
"username":"pink"
},
"oyWEgmEAMENvr8zTGd6gqCMyVPS2":{
"Highscore":800,
"username":"orange"
},
"acjqiNwlxqfZsSaRBYKoaVOqomh1":{
"Highscore":700,
"username":"white"
},
"IhnWPgRT1gVLrxLhD6ZvNn9migX2":{
"Highscore":"700",
"username":"RED"
},
"ZeGUezY38gcHX0NXaommRPR65cR2":{
"Highscore":600,
"username":"blue"
},
"A41jXf0wmQQqzUlAu6WAuaf04Nk2":{
"Highscore":600,
"username":"mary"
},
"Vm4jMNI83mSFdN4wYbfJ6C7ecEH3":{
"Highscore":500,
"username":"green"
},
"PtTdYXIWYAeMOrIPE8FBN66F9L32":{
"Highscore":400,
"username":"gray"
},
"OeUusBMYjBSYg6UJ8I3eze2TUHi2":{
"Highscore":300,
"username":"yellow"
},
"9xn2ZH9m63Rs34Erkz6N69kuE653":{
"Highscore":100,
"username":"violet"
}
}
what I want is to append only the high score and the username but not the uid into the table so it would populate the table once the page loads.
<table class="table table-borderless table-dark table-striped" id="records_table">
<tr>
<th style="text-align: center;">Rank</th>
<th style="text-align: center;">Username</th>
<th style="text-align: center;">Highscore</th>
</tr>
</table>
I tried each loop but I can't get it to work, any help is appreciated.
CodePudding user response:
var obj ={
"ydtd4EGwIgb9QAPekbzBUXq9ZXp2":{
"Highscore":1000,
"username":"ash"
},
"qo80G8bFPsRkujLm9qWtASz0TE32":{
"Highscore":900,
"username":"pink"
},
"OeUusBMYjBSYg6UJ8I3eze2TUHi2":{
"Highscore":1200,
"username":"yellow"
},
"9xn2ZH9m63Rs34Erkz6N69kuE653":{
"Highscore":100,
"username":"violet"
}
}
var res = Object.keys(obj).map((data)=>{
var innerdata = obj[data];
var score = innerdata.Highscore;
var username = innerdata.username;
return [score,username]
})
var result = res.sort((a,b)=> b[0]-a[0])
var final = Object.keys(result).map((rank)=>{
var Rank =Number(rank) 1;
var score = result[rank][0];
var name = result[rank][1]
document.querySelector('table > tbody').innerHTML = `
<tr><td>${Rank}</td><td>${name}</td><td>${score}</td></tr>`;
})
CodePudding user response:
It is simple. You just need to iterate over each object. Like this:
const data = {
"ydtd4EGwIgb9QAPekbzBUXq9ZXp2":{
"Highscore":1000,
"username":"ash"
},
"qo80G8bFPsRkujLm9qWtASz0TE32":{
"Highscore":900,
"username":"pink"
},
"oyWEgmEAMENvr8zTGd6gqCMyVPS2":{
"Highscore":800,
"username":"orange"
},
"acjqiNwlxqfZsSaRBYKoaVOqomh1":{
"Highscore":700,
"username":"white"
},
"IhnWPgRT1gVLrxLhD6ZvNn9migX2":{
"Highscore":"700",
"username":"RED"
},
"ZeGUezY38gcHX0NXaommRPR65cR2":{
"Highscore":600,
"username":"blue"
},
"A41jXf0wmQQqzUlAu6WAuaf04Nk2":{
"Highscore":600,
"username":"mary"
},
"Vm4jMNI83mSFdN4wYbfJ6C7ecEH3":{
"Highscore":500,
"username":"green"
},
"PtTdYXIWYAeMOrIPE8FBN66F9L32":{
"Highscore":400,
"username":"gray"
},
"OeUusBMYjBSYg6UJ8I3eze2TUHi2":{
"Highscore":300,
"username":"yellow"
},
"9xn2ZH9m63Rs34Erkz6N69kuE653":{
"Highscore":100,
"username":"violet"
}
};
for (const key in data) {
const {Highscore, username, rank = "???"} = data[key];
document.querySelector('table > tbody').innerHTML = `
<tr><td>${rank}</td><td>${username}</td><td>${Highscore}</td></tr>`;
}
<table>
<thead>
<th style="text-align: center;">Rank</th>
<th style="text-align: center;">Username</th>
<th style="text-align: center;">Highscore</th>
</thead>
<tbody></tbody>
</table>
<iframe name="sif1" sandbox="allow-forms allow-modals allow-scripts" frameborder="0"></iframe>