I think I miss something into the use of "for in" statement. I have a JSON document returned from a mongoDB query (nodejs + mongoose), his structure is like the following:
[{
"_id":"596f2f2ffbf8ab12bc8e5ee7",
"date":"1500458799794",
"questionId":4249,
"__v":0,
"myArray":[
"1234567",
"8901234",
"5678901"
]
},
{
"_id":"596f2f2ffbf8ab12bc8e5ee5",
"date":"1500458799795",
"questionId":4245,
"__v":0,
"myArray":[
"1234565",
"5678905"
]
}]
In a "for in" cicle I get each document and into another I want to iterate the array "myArray". The problem is when I try to iterate the array "myArray". If I iterate it with "for in" statement I receive a lot of other wrong stuff, like if I am iterating the document returned by the query:
[null,{},{"_id":"596f2f2ffbf8ab12bc8e5ee7","date":"1500458799794","questionId":4249,"__v":0,"myArray"["1234567","8901234","5678901"]},null,null,....,"myArray",true,[],{"caster":{"enumValues":[],"regExp":null,"path":"myArray","instance":"String","validators":[],"setters":[],"getters":[],"options":{},"_index":null},"path":"whoDislikes","instance":"Array"....etc etc... ]
If I iterate it with a classic for statement everything is good:
["1234567","8901234","5678901"]
Why? The code is the following:
for(question in data){
var myArray=data[question].myArray;
console.log(JSON.stringify(myArray)); //this print ["1234567","8901234","5678901"]
for(var i=0;i<myArray.length;i++){
console.log(myArray[i]); //this print ["1234567","8901234","5678901"]
}
for(element in myArray){
console.log(myArray[element]); //this print a lot of wrong stuff!
}
}
Is this because Mongoose returns a Document, so the properties you are seeing are the ones further up the prototype chain.
I think you either need the hasOwnProperty
test in the for...in loop, use a classic loop, or use myArray.forEach(function (element) {});