I have an array of objects, I want to be able to join it a string followed by having some of those array objects as part of a newly formed ordered list.
My code:
let arr = [
{
'message': "message 1",
'date': "date 1",
'text': "text 1"
},
{
'message': "message 2",
'date': "date 2",
'text': "text 2"
},
{
'message': "message 3",
'date': "date 3",
'text': "text 3"
},
];
let new_arr = [];
arr.forEach(d => {
new_arr.push(`The following messages: ${d.message} at ${d.date}`);
});
console.log(new_arr);
Is there any way I can get the code to do something like this:
The following messages:
1. message 1 at date 1
2. message 2 at date 2
3. message 3 at date 3
CodePudding user response:
let arr = [{"message":"message 1","date":"date 1","text":"text 1"},
{"message":"message 2","date":"date 2","text":"text 2"},
{"message":"message 3","date":"date 3","text":"text 3"}]
console.log('The following messages:');
arr.forEach((e,i)=>console.log(` ${i 1}. ${e.message} at ${e.date}`))
CodePudding user response:
like this?
let arr = [{
'message': "message 1",
'date': "date 1",
'text': "text 1"
},
{
'message': "message 2",
'date': "date 2",
'text': "text 2"
},
{
'message': "message 3",
'date': "date 3",
'text': "text 3"
},
];
let result_string = "The following messages:\n\t";
result_string = arr.map((a, i) => `${i 1}. ${a.message} at ${a.date}`).join("\n\t");
console.log(result_string);