Reputation: 4026
i have this object:
card: { customFields [ { id, value }, {id , value } ... ] }
A customFields array is inside cards, which contans elements consisting of an id and a value.
Now i want to update a certain element inside of the array, which can be done by doing something like this:
modifier.$set.customFields.0.value = x
but i have the number of the index only in a variable, so i tried:
const index = getTargetIndex();
modifier.$set.customFields[index].value = x
but it didn't work...
What do i have to add to the modifier.$set to update an element in this array?
Alternate Solution: i have the id of the element in the array if the update can be done on value by using the id.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 58
Reputation: 654
It looks like you'll need to do it using a second update:
update(selector, modifier, options, callback) {
let i = 1;
let val = 20;
// The field in the array you want to modify
let _modifier = {$set: {"customFields.$.value": val}};
// The selector for main element and the array element
let _selector = Object.assign(selector, {"customFields.id": i});
// Update the array
super.update(_selector, _modifier);
// Continue with the actual update
return super.update(selector, modifier, options, callback);
}
I'm assuming it's safe to call super.update()
twice in the same hook.
Upvotes: 0