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KrystianK
KrystianK

Reputation: 119

How to map an Array to an Object in Javascript?

I'm using array.map to iterate through DOM elements in nodejs/cheerio.

There is my code: 

const $ = cheerio.load(html);
const lis = $("table[id*='sortable-']").find('tr');

const lisy = lis.map((i, li) => {
  var name = $(li).find('td.h-text-left.over-s-only').text();
  var cnt = $(li).text();

  return {
   content: cnt
  }
}).get();

And now, I want to return named objects by "name" variable, but for now, .map returning iterated objects: 

0: {"cnt": content}, 1: {"cnt": content}

Insted of this, I want to get objects indexed by every "name" like this:

name: {"cnt": content}, name: {"cnt": content}

Is it possible to name returned object like this?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 120

Answers (1)

wuarmin
wuarmin

Reputation: 4005

You can achieve your goal by using Array.prototype.reduce

var result = lis.reduce(function(map, li) {
    var name = $(li).find('td.h-text-left.over-s-only').text();
    var cnt = $(li).text();
    map[name] = { content: cnt };
    return map;
}, {});

Upvotes: 1

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