Iterating through array of JavaScript objects and outputting it
I have this array of js objects. How can I output this in jsx based on time key? Like in the example below.
[
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:43:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:43:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:44:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:44:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:45:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:45:30 PM"
]
Based on time:
from 2:43:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
from 2:44:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
from 2:45:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
javascript reactjs react-native
edited Nov 13 '18 at 2:06
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asked Nov 8 '18 at 14:17
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I have this array of js objects. How can I output this in jsx based on time key? Like in the example below.
[
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:43:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:43:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:44:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:44:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:45:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:45:30 PM"
]
Based on time:
from 2:43:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
from 2:44:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
from 2:45:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
javascript reactjs react-native
edited Nov 13 '18 at 2:06
Cœur
17.5k9104145
asked Nov 8 '18 at 14:17
FatBoyGebajzlaFatBoyGebajzla
327
You'll need to group the articleName by time, and then display each articleName for the same time.
– ChrisR
Nov 8 '18 at 14:29
add a comment |
I have this array of js objects. How can I output this in jsx based on time key? Like in the example below.
[
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:43:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:43:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:44:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:44:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:45:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:45:30 PM"
]
Based on time:
from 2:43:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
from 2:44:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
from 2:45:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
javascript reactjs react-native
edited Nov 13 '18 at 2:06
Cœur
17.5k9104145
asked Nov 8 '18 at 14:17
FatBoyGebajzlaFatBoyGebajzla
327
I have this array of js objects. How can I output this in jsx based on time key? Like in the example below.
[
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:43:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:43:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:44:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:44:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Burger",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:45:30 PM"
,
articleName: "Cheese",
time: "11/8/2018, 2:45:30 PM"
]
Based on time:
from 2:43:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
from 2:44:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
from 2:45:30 PM
<View>
<Text>Burger</Text>
<Text>Cheese</Text>
</View>
javascript reactjs react-native
javascript reactjs react-native
edited Nov 13 '18 at 2:06
Cœur
17.5k9104145
asked Nov 8 '18 at 14:17
FatBoyGebajzlaFatBoyGebajzla
327
edited Nov 13 '18 at 2:06
Cœur
17.5k9104145
asked Nov 8 '18 at 14:17
FatBoyGebajzlaFatBoyGebajzla
327
edited Nov 13 '18 at 2:06
Cœur
17.5k9104145
edited Nov 13 '18 at 2:06
Cœur
17.5k9104145
edited Nov 13 '18 at 2:06
Cœur
17.5k9104145
17.5k9104145
asked Nov 8 '18 at 14:17
FatBoyGebajzlaFatBoyGebajzla
327
asked Nov 8 '18 at 14:17
FatBoyGebajzlaFatBoyGebajzla
327
asked Nov 8 '18 at 14:17
FatBoyGebajzlaFatBoyGebajzla
327
327
You'll need to group the articleName by time, and then display each articleName for the same time.
– ChrisR
Nov 8 '18 at 14:29
add a comment |
You'll need to group the articleName by time, and then display each articleName for the same time.
– ChrisR
Nov 8 '18 at 14:29
You'll need to group the articleName by time, and then display each articleName for the same time.
– ChrisR
Nov 8 '18 at 14:29
You'll need to group the articleName by time, and then display each articleName for the same time.
– ChrisR
Nov 8 '18 at 14:29
add a comment |
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One solution would be to reduce the your array into groups based on time, and then map those into JSX. Assuming your array is called data:
const dataByTime = data.reduce((acc, el) =>
if (Array.isArray(acc[el.time]))
acc[el.time].push(el.articleName)
else
acc[el.time] = [el.articleName]
return acc
, )
dataByTime is now of the format [date time]: ['burger', 'cheese'], ...
So you could map that to JSX like this:
Object.keys(dataByTime).map((time) => (
<div>
time
<View>
dataByTime[time].map(food => (
<Text>food</Text>
))
</View>
</div>
))
You could skip the map in the JSX and handle it in the original reducer too (instead of pushing el.articleName you could push <Text>el.articleName</Text>).
answered Nov 8 '18 at 14:38
Peter SquicciariniPeter Squicciarini
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One solution would be to reduce the your array into groups based on time, and then map those into JSX. Assuming your array is called data:
const dataByTime = data.reduce((acc, el) =>
if (Array.isArray(acc[el.time]))
acc[el.time].push(el.articleName)
else
acc[el.time] = [el.articleName]
return acc
, )
dataByTime is now of the format [date time]: ['burger', 'cheese'], ...
So you could map that to JSX like this:
Object.keys(dataByTime).map((time) => (
<div>
time
<View>
dataByTime[time].map(food => (
<Text>food</Text>
))
</View>
</div>
))
You could skip the map in the JSX and handle it in the original reducer too (instead of pushing el.articleName you could push <Text>el.articleName</Text>).
answered Nov 8 '18 at 14:38
Peter SquicciariniPeter Squicciarini
262
add a comment |
One solution would be to reduce the your array into groups based on time, and then map those into JSX. Assuming your array is called data:
const dataByTime = data.reduce((acc, el) =>
if (Array.isArray(acc[el.time]))
acc[el.time].push(el.articleName)
else
acc[el.time] = [el.articleName]
return acc
, )
dataByTime is now of the format [date time]: ['burger', 'cheese'], ...
So you could map that to JSX like this:
Object.keys(dataByTime).map((time) => (
<div>
time
<View>
dataByTime[time].map(food => (
<Text>food</Text>
))
</View>
</div>
))
You could skip the map in the JSX and handle it in the original reducer too (instead of pushing el.articleName you could push <Text>el.articleName</Text>).
answered Nov 8 '18 at 14:38
Peter SquicciariniPeter Squicciarini
262
add a comment |
One solution would be to reduce the your array into groups based on time, and then map those into JSX. Assuming your array is called data:
const dataByTime = data.reduce((acc, el) =>
if (Array.isArray(acc[el.time]))
acc[el.time].push(el.articleName)
else
acc[el.time] = [el.articleName]
return acc
, )
dataByTime is now of the format [date time]: ['burger', 'cheese'], ...
So you could map that to JSX like this:
Object.keys(dataByTime).map((time) => (
<div>
time
<View>
dataByTime[time].map(food => (
<Text>food</Text>
))
</View>
</div>
))
You could skip the map in the JSX and handle it in the original reducer too (instead of pushing el.articleName you could push <Text>el.articleName</Text>).
answered Nov 8 '18 at 14:38
Peter SquicciariniPeter Squicciarini
262
One solution would be to reduce the your array into groups based on time, and then map those into JSX. Assuming your array is called data:
const dataByTime = data.reduce((acc, el) =>
if (Array.isArray(acc[el.time]))
acc[el.time].push(el.articleName)
else
acc[el.time] = [el.articleName]
return acc
, )
dataByTime is now of the format [date time]: ['burger', 'cheese'], ...
So you could map that to JSX like this:
Object.keys(dataByTime).map((time) => (
<div>
time
<View>
dataByTime[time].map(food => (
<Text>food</Text>
))
</View>
</div>
))
You could skip the map in the JSX and handle it in the original reducer too (instead of pushing el.articleName you could push <Text>el.articleName</Text>).
answered Nov 8 '18 at 14:38
Peter SquicciariniPeter Squicciarini
262
answered Nov 8 '18 at 14:38
Peter SquicciariniPeter Squicciarini
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answered Nov 8 '18 at 14:38
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answered Nov 8 '18 at 14:38
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You'll need to group the articleName by time, and then display each articleName for the same time.
– ChrisR
Nov 8 '18 at 14:29