I have a quick question which I seem to be tripped up on.
I have a data structure like so:
data: {
accounts: [{
info: false
}]
}
Is there a "fancy" React way for me to get the value of the boolean associated with the info
key?
I can of course retrieve the value with using map
or find
, but it always ends up being somewhat convoluted or involved code.
If I do something like
const { accounts } = data;
const customer = accounts.map(a => a.info);
The value for customer
always ends up coming back as [false]
instead of just false
, which is really confusing me, because I am not sure why it would come back inside of an array, where it is not an array to begin with, and it is being mapped out of an array (accounts
).
I had the same result when using forEach
and find
.
Is there something I'm missing? There has to be a quick Reactive one-liner to get the boolean value I'm looking for, and set it to a variable.
Anyone...?