I am getting a response by calling API. which is like this.
[{"id":213132},{"id":241132},{"id":465413},{"id":546351},{"id":164854,"data":[{"rate" : 20}]},
{"id":564656,"data":[{"rate" : 40}]}]
How can I check that for particular id, there is a key data exist or not?
Any help would be great. Thank You.
You can first use Array.find() to get the object with the desired ID and then check if the property data is undefined or not
const myArray = [{"id":213132},{"id":241132},{"id":465413},{"id":546351},{"id":164854,"data":[{"rate" : 20}]}];
function hasData(id) {
const myObject = myArray.find(x => x.id === id);
return typeof myObject !== "undefined" && typeof myObject.data !== "undefined";
}
console.log(hasData(164854));
console.log(hasData(241132));
let id = 164854;
result = myArray.filter((val) => {return val.id === id && val.data;});
you can use filter
let data = [{"id":213132},{"id":241132},{"id":465413},{"id":546351},{"id":164854,"data":[{"rate" : 20}]} ];
function hasData(key) { return !!data.filter(x=> x.id==key)[0].data }
console.log(hasData("213132"))
console.log(hasData("164854"))You can use "Array.find" to check if id exists, and then you can convert the result to boolean by using "!!"
var arr = [{"id":213132},{"id":241132},{"id":465413},{"id":546351},{"id":164854,"data":[{"rate" : 20}]}]
function doesDataExist(id) {
return !!arr.find(d => d.id == id).data
}
console.log(doesDataExist(164854))
console.log(doesDataExist(213132))You can simply use Array.some(), it will return a boolean value based on the condition.
let arr= [{"id":213132},{"id":241132},{"id":465413},{"id":546351, "data":[{"id":1}]},{"id":164854}];
let id = 546351;
console.log(arr.some(obj => obj.id == id && !!obj.data));
id = 213132;
console.log(arr.some(obj => obj.id == id && !!obj.data));you can use findIndex function to find the particular id
let id = 241132;
let index = arr.findIndex((data)=> data.id == id)
index==-1 ? console.log("not find") : console.log("find index=>"+index)
