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I need to map one object array into this format:
"Brandenburg Gate, Berlin": {latitude: 52.516272, longitude: 13.377722},
"Dortmund U-Tower": {latitude: 51.515, longitude: 7.453619},
"London Eye": {latitude: 51.503333, longitude: -0.119722},
"Kremlin, Moscow": {latitude: 55.751667, longitude: 37.617778},
"Eiffel Tower, Paris": {latitude: 48.8583, longitude: 2.2945},
"Riksdag building, Stockholm": {latitude: 59.3275, longitude: 18.0675},
"Royal Palace, Oslo": {latitude: 59.916911, longitude: 10.727567}
}
where my source array looks like
{place: "Brandenburg Gate, Berlin", latitude: 52.5, longitude 13.3 }
I can't figure out how to make place
be the key of the array.
_.map(a, function (m) {return m.place: {longitude: m.longitude}})
is obviously wrong.
I need to map one object array into this format:
"Brandenburg Gate, Berlin": {latitude: 52.516272, longitude: 13.377722},
"Dortmund U-Tower": {latitude: 51.515, longitude: 7.453619},
"London Eye": {latitude: 51.503333, longitude: -0.119722},
"Kremlin, Moscow": {latitude: 55.751667, longitude: 37.617778},
"Eiffel Tower, Paris": {latitude: 48.8583, longitude: 2.2945},
"Riksdag building, Stockholm": {latitude: 59.3275, longitude: 18.0675},
"Royal Palace, Oslo": {latitude: 59.916911, longitude: 10.727567}
}
where my source array looks like
{place: "Brandenburg Gate, Berlin", latitude: 52.5, longitude 13.3 }
I can't figure out how to make place
be the key of the array.
_.map(a, function (m) {return m.place: {longitude: m.longitude}})
is obviously wrong.
Share Improve this question edited Jun 9, 2015 at 2:06 Felix Kling 818k181 gold badges1.1k silver badges1.2k bronze badges asked Jun 9, 2015 at 2:02 metalaureatemetalaureate 7,74211 gold badges59 silver badges97 bronze badges 2- Are you sure that's an array? It looks like JSON to me – beautifulcoder Commented Jun 9, 2015 at 2:09
- @beautifulcoder: Definitely not JSON, and how the data was received/encoded is irrelevant to the problem. – Felix Kling Commented Jun 9, 2015 at 2:12
5 Answers
Reset to default 2Iterate over the array, add each value to the object and delete the place
property:
var obj = {};
arr.forEach(function(value) {
obj[value.place] = value;
delete value.place;
});
Try:
var result = {};
a.forEach(function (item) {
result[item.place] = {longitude: item.longitude, latitude: item.latitude};
});
What is the expected result?
Maybe:
_.map(a, function (m) {
return {"place":m.place, "longitude": m.longitude}
})
I assume you have an array of objects? If so, this will work (assuming you are using underscorejs based on _.map()):
var locationObject = {};
_(arrayOfLocations).each(function(location) {
locationObject[location.place] = { latitude: location.latitude, longitude: location.longitude };
});
This will give you an object where the key is the place and the associated values are themselves objects containing the latitude and longitude.
You might try using obj.map() and re-map all the elements.
Here is an example:
<script type="text/javascript">
function experiment() {
var obj = [{place: "Brandenburg Gate, Berlin", latitude: 52.5, longitude: 13.3},
{place: "Dortmund U-Tower", latitude: 51.515, longitude: 7.453619},
{place: "London Eye", latitude: 51.503333, longitude: -0.119722}];
/* Mapped Output
"Brandenburg Gate, Berlin": {latitude: 52.516272, longitude: 13.377722},
"Dortmund U-Tower": {latitude: 51.515, longitude: 7.453619},
"London Eye": {latitude: 51.503333, longitude: -0.119722},
*/
// create a new object array
var reformattedArray = obj.map(function(o){
var rObj = {};
rObj[o.place] = {latitude : o.latitude, longitude : o.longitude};
return rObj;
});
}
window.onload = experiment;
</script>
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