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Muirik
Muirik

Reputation: 6289

Mapping Over an Array and Converting Date Property to Milliseconds and Returning New Array

I want to iterate over an array of objects, convert the date property to milliseconds, and then end up with a new array, with the same properties as the first array, but with the date property changed to milliseconds.

So for this:

let records = [
  {id: 1, date: '29/06/2020'},
  {id: 2, date: '29/07/2020'},
  {id: 3, date: '29/08/2020'}
]

I should end up with:

[
  {id: 1, date: 1593403200000}
  {id: 2, date: 1595995200000}
  {id: 3, date: 1598673600000}
]

I was using map like so:

 let newRecords = records.map(r => r.date = moment(r.date, 'DD/MM/YYYY').valueOf());

... but it returns an array of objects containing ONLY the date property, like so:

[
  1593403200000, 
  1595995200000, 
  1598673600000
]

... whereas I want the original objects, just with the date converted to milliseconds. How can I edit my map() function to return the entire original object in the new array?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1349

Answers (2)

Marcus Fonseca
Marcus Fonseca

Reputation: 1357

let newRecords = records.map(r => ({...r, date: moment(r.date, 'DD/MM/YYYY').valueOf()}));

Upvotes: 1

vatz88
vatz88

Reputation: 2452

map will return a new array of values you return from the callback function. So in your case you should return the object and not the date value.

let newRecords = records.map(r => {
    const date = moment(r.date, 'DD/MM/YYYY').valueOf());
    return {...r, date}; // using spread operator just to get a new reference of the object
}

Upvotes: 1

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