My current object looks like this:
var file_data = ({
"file_name_as_key":{
"id":"file_name_as_id",
"title":"file title",
"type":"extention type",
"cat":"category title",
"cost":"",
"desc":"Some text that will go here \"Something in quotes\" <strong>Something as bold</strong> some more text.",
"img":"image url",
"url":"Coresponding page url ",
"status":"Updated"
}
});
and what I need to have is the following:
var file_data = ({
"file_name_as_key":{
id:"file_name_as_id",
title:"file title",
type:"extention type",
cat:"category title",
cost:0,
desc:"Some text that will go here \"Something in quotes\" <strong>Something as bold</strong> some more text.",
img:"image url",
url:"Coresponding page url ",
status:"Updated"
}
});
I create the object in my Code.gs
file then pass the object to the template as JSON.stringify(my_obj)
.
here is my script:
var file_data = {};
var i = 0;
fileData.forEach(function (row) {
i++;
if(i >= 2){
file_data[row[8]] = {
id: row[8],
title: row[0],
type: row[1],
cat: row[2],
cost: row[3],
desc: row[4],
img: row[5],
url: row[6],
status: row[7]
}
}
});
return JSON.stringify(file_data);
Can anyone suggest how to go about it so that I can get the object in the desired format?
Thanks in advance.
Actually what I needed was easily achievable. All I had to do is to add replace to my return statement in the function
return JSON.stringify(file_data).replace(/"(\w+)"\s*:/g, '$1:');