function splitWord(sql1) {
let sql = sql1.split(" ")[0];
let clo = sql1.split(" ")[1];
return {sql , clo}
}
let {sql2 = sql , cl = clo} = splitWord("hello world!");
console.log(sql2 , cl)
the above function returns sql and clo in a object I want to change sql name to sql2 and clo name to cl while DE structuring how can I do it. I have tried it with equal but it is not working
CodePudding user response:
Its the other way around!, {[<original key>]:<new key>}
function splitWord(sql1) {
let sql = sql1.split(" ")[0];
let clo = sql1.split(" ")[1];
return {sql , clo}
}
let {sql: sql2 , clo: cl} = splitWord("hello world!");
console.log(sql2 , cl)
CodePudding user response:
You can do it using an alias like this:
function splitWord(sql1) {
let sql = sql1.split(" ")[0];
let clo = sql1.split(" ")[1];
return {sql , clo}
}
let {sql: sql2, clo: cl} = splitWord("hello world!");
console.log(sql2 , cl)
CodePudding user response:
Use ':' instead of '='.
let {sql2:sql,cl:clo}= splitWord("Hello World!").
This should achieve what you are asking.
CodePudding user response:
You can do the easy way as told by others. But answering to you question(Generalizing) :
function updateObjectKeys(obj, oldKey, newKey){
obj[newKey] = obj[oldKey]
delete obj[oldKey]
}
let wordSplit = {
'sql' : 'hello'
}
console.log(wordSplit);
updateObjectKeys(wordSplit, 'sql','sql2')
console.log(wordSplit);