I want to return from JSON object "mail" for "name" which will be definie by variable C.
var c = "product3"
var text = '{"products":[' +
'{"name":"product1","mail":"[email protected]" },' +
'{"name":"product2","mail":"[email protected]" },' +
'{"name":"product3","mail":"[email protected]" }]}';
In this case i want to return product3 [email protected]
Using ES2015
let productsArr = JSON.parse(text).products;
let result=productsArr.find(product=>product.name===c);
console.log(result.mail);// output [email protected]
You can do it with ES6's find easily,
var textObj = JSON.parse(text)
var mail = textObj.products.find(itm => itm.name == c).mail
console.log(mail); // "[email protected]"
You can use Array.prototype.filter to return only values of your array which have a name === "product3".
var obj = JSON.parse(text);
var c = "product3";
var requiredProduct = obj.products.filter(function(x) {
return x.name === c;
});
var text = '{"products":[' +
'{"name":"product1","mail":"[email protected]" },' +
'{"name":"product2","mail":"[email protected]" },' +
'{"name":"product3","mail":"[email protected]" }]}';
var data = JSON.parse(text);
var data1 = data.products;
console.log(data1[2].name)//get 3rd
console.log(data1[2].mail)//get 3rd
for (var i = 0; i < data1.length; i++) {
console.log(data1[i].name)//iterate here
console.log(data1[i].mail)//iterate here
}Do it like this
first change var text to
var text = {"products": [
{"name":"product1","mail":"[email protected]" },
{"name":"product2","mail":"[email protected]" },
{"name":"product3","mail":"[email protected]" }
]};var c = text.products[2].name //returns product3
var email = text.products[2].mail //returns [email protected]
Hope this helps.
